Civil Procedure Act 1997

The Civil Procedure Act 1997 is a key law in Malaysia that sets out rules and procedures for how civil legal cases are managed in courts. It aims to ensure fairness, efficiency, and clarity in resolving disputes involving private parties, such as individuals or organizations. The Act covers matters like filing lawsuits, serving legal documents, case management, and the process of hearings and trials. Its goal is to streamline civil litigation, reduce delays, and promote justice by providing a structured framework for handling civil disputes effectively.