Mohd Ridzwan Abdul Razak v Asmah Hj Mohd Nor

JurisdictionMalaysia
CourtFederal Court (Malaysia)
Judgment Date2016
Year2016
Date2016

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3 firm's commentaries
  • Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
    • Malaysia
    • Mondaq Malaysia
    • 15 December 2021
    ...acts and conduct that amount to sexual harassment, which are as follows: Mohd Ridzwan bin Abdul Razak v Asmah bt Hj Mohd Nor [2016] 4 MLJ 282 (FC)The applicant uttered vulgar and words such as: "Another sob, typical homebreed" "I am beginning to hate very much these homebreed, worst than kh......
  • Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
    • Malaysia
    • Mondaq Malaysia
    • 15 December 2021
    ...acts and conduct that amount to sexual harassment, which are as follows: Mohd Ridzwan bin Abdul Razak v Asmah bt Hj Mohd Nor [2016] 4 MLJ 282 (FC)The applicant uttered vulgar and words such as: "Another sob, typical homebreed" "I am beginning to hate very much these homebreed, worst than kh......
  • Key Updates In Employment And Industrial Relation
    • Malaysia
    • Mondaq Malaysia
    • 15 December 2022
    ...to decide what amounts to harassment. The Industrial Court cited the Federal Court case of Mohd Ridzwan Abdul Razak v Asmah Hj Mohd Nor [2016] 6 CLJ 346 which in turn adopted another Singapore's case in defining the tort of harassment to mean: '... a course of conduct by a person, whether b......