Abstract-This article discusses two main issues on integrated electronic land administrative system (e-Tanah) in Malaysia. As an integrated electronic processing of applications on land matters, registration of titles, documents required to be prepared thereby and any documents of titles through the use of a computer which includes both manual and computerised procedures, e-Tanah must be supported by legal provision and administrative mechanism. First, from the legal point of view, e-Tanah is clearly endorsed by the main statute on land matters, i.e. the National Land Code 1965. Second, administratively, e-Tanah is also properly managed.

Abstract-Electronic meetings may offer a low cost and borderless medium of communication. Hence, shareholders' rights to participate may be enhanced. Legislatures in various jurisdictions have given electronic meetings a statutory recognition. This paper analyses the effectiveness of electronic corporate meetings from a legal perspective as provided by the legislation especially in Malaysia. Some experiences from other jurisdictions like US and Australia may be drawn for this purpose.