Following are the examples of sanctions in Malaysia
All persons are equal before the law irrespective of status or position. Do you agree with this statement? State 2 examples or situations to support your opinion. 

1.Explain how common law forms part of Malaysian law.
2.Situation: a coffee manufacturer aims to create a more safe and healthy environment for its workers. Give two examples of ethical manners and explain way to attain a safe and healthy working environment for the company.
3.State legal effect of any law that is inconsistent with the Federal Constitution 

1.Abraham bought a laptop worth RM2000 from Good Electric with two-year warranty. The laptop broke down after being used for only 2 weeks. Good Electric refuses to make replacement or refund for him. Advise Abraham on how he should file action against Good Electric.
2.Basic characteristics of federal system in Malaysia 

1.Situation: You own a financial institution and in one of your branch premises, a customer slipped and injured at the entrance of the premise due to wet floor. There was also no sign board that warned about wet floor. Legal action that would be taken by the customers.
2.2 reasons of hierarchy system in the court of Malaysia. 

Situation: Susie bought a RM500,000 house from ABC Pte Ltd (contract of sale). She paid deposit of RM300,000. But ABC Pte Ltd failed to complete the construction of the house. Susie sued ABC Pte Ltd and she got the full refund of RM300,000. ABC Pte Ltd decided to make appeal.
1.Who were the plaintiff and defendant? (0.5 marks)
2.Where did the trial take place? (0.5 marks)
3.Burden of proof upon whom? (2 marks)
4.Who were the appellant and respondent? (0.5 marks)
5.Which court the appeal can be made? (0.5 marks)