Case Analysis: Corporations Law and Media Law & Ethics Assignment

This document presents a comprehensive case study analysis of four key legal cases: P.P. V PARAM CUMARASWAMY (1986), P.P. v. PUNG CHEN CHOON (1993), LIM GUAN ENG v. P.P (1998), and MARK KODING v. P.P (1982). The analysis, prepared for a Media Law & Ethics assignment (LAW 60303), meticulously summarizes the facts of each case, identifies the legal issues at hand, and details the decisions and reasoning provided by the courts. The cases address a range of legal topics, including sedition, freedom of expression, the Printing Presses and Publications Act, and constitutional rights in Malaysia. The analysis highlights how the courts interpreted and applied relevant laws, such as the Sedition Act 1948 and the Malaysian Constitution, in their rulings. The document also includes references to the specific statutory provisions and constitutional articles involved, providing a thorough understanding of the legal principles and precedents established in each case.