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"ABSTRAKMalaysia is a common law country, and as such the decisions of its courts have a binding and law-making force. This means that the Malaysian judiciary is highly influential in setting the tenor of governance. In this article I examine and analyze some key decisions that had an influence on divisiveness and dissent in the country. I point out that the courts have been poor in ensuring that the legal system protects the nation from divisive elements, and the legal system does not do enough to guarantee the fundamental rights and democratic principles that were envisioned by the founding fathers for the citizenry. The article closes with an attempt to understand why this is the case."

"The increasing awareness of the importance of competition brings about the introduction for such a regulation at the national level and this is witnessed by the enactment of the Malaysian Competition Act 2010. The passing of a general competition law like the Competition Act 2010 will definitely have an impact on sectoral laws like the provisions in the Economic Regulation of the CMA 1998. Normally general competition law prevail over sector-specific law that regulates competition unless exemption to such laws is done which even if given, will have to be lifted at some time and the trend in the develop- ment in this area of law also supports this. Therefore, the integration of sector-specific competition laws into the general competition law will have to be made."