I'm 17 and I've wanted to be a lawyer my whole life, no-one in my family has been a lawyer and Ive always wished I had a father like figure to tell me abt law and the things you don't see on those shows. Thanks you for being that person 🤝🏾❤️
Thank you Mikesh. I have had the privilege to work with-and against - many men and women in the Malaysian Bar, and the Attorney General’s Chambers. I must say that I have found most of them to be honourable, law-abiding and completely fearless in the pursuit of justice. I hope you will join us one day, and may be, become a Federal Court Judge, and make your country, and your parents, very proud indeed. Work hard; and be rigorously disciplined. Keep your eyes on the objective: all the time. Do not let obstacles sway your mind in the least.
A splendid elucidation of traditions of the bar! I have learnt a number of things regarding the traditions of the bar. Bravo, Mr GK! Keep up the good work.
Thank you once again Mr.G.K,points 19.00 onwards brought smile as I recalled some very seniors lawyers makes such “mistakes” intentionally,yet as you said it’s not about them ie learned opponent but Justice Respect and the pride of being the learned ones ourselves!I hope your sharing reaches all the lawyers in town!(reminder:))
You are so eloquent profound in your field of legal practices. Have been very meaningful and this sounds very interesting about the various details you presented in your talk . Keep doing Mr GK . People really need such information . Thank you sir
If you remember a person with the name "Karpal Singh Ram" in the Malaysian politics, all his associates knew the Law and Rights so well, the reason why nobody was dare or capable of touching him without his permission! Sadly his tenure was over once he passed away in 2014.
You had taken the learning of the law a step forward in Malaysia. With soft pace and well articulated sharing, it eases my understanding so much. Well done Sir.
Im currently doing my A levels and law is one of the subjects i’m taking. I intend to be a lawyer one day. Your videos really inspire me! Hope to get a Pupil Master as good as you, or even better, get the opportunity to be your pupil!
Hi GK, this was a great watch. I especially loved that nugget regarding the bands. An episode on the 4 inns next perhaps? Thank you for your time and dedication thus far with producing these videos!
Dear sir, Thank you for enlightening us with your knowledge. And also being a young budding Advocate, I feel that this will be helpful for many of us. Kindly do more videos sir, so that the legal fraternity would be benefited at large.
Hi, Mr Ganesan. Thanks for the video :) Your table is always well decorated, and one ornament could be seen in almost all of your videos- an aesthetically pleasing Arabic/jawi calligraphy. Could you share what it means? I was also curious as to the figurines and books that you have. Would definitely be looking forward if you'd lead us on a bookshelf tour!
Thank you for your kind words. A Bookshelf Tour? That is a fascinating idea! The three Wise Old Men are a Chinese set I bought (of all places) in England in 1988. I have had them ever since. There is also a Chinese Lion on the left. The figurine made of brass is a person playing a flute and it is (again, of all places) of Balinese extraction. As for the writing on the plate, I am a Baha’i, and the words are a reference to Divinity.
An interesting haul indeed. I've heard of that faith, but don't know much; will read more about it. I look forward to your future educational videos and ornaments on your table! Just letting you know that I look at your videos for motivation in studying. May you be blessed!
Please don't give lectures on Criminal Law...Better leave it to those well experienced criminal trial lawyers who have done substantial criminal trials .
Thank you Sir. I am enjoying myself tremendously watching this video.By the way I never did realized the existence of The Black Book.Is it in Lincoln's Inn Library.
The internet search will yield the Constitution of Malaysia. As for individual states, they each have separate state constitutions. This you can get from any law book shops. I get mine from Marsden Law Book company.
I'm 17 and I've wanted to be a lawyer my whole life, no-one in my family has been a lawyer and Ive always wished I had a father like figure to tell me abt law and the things you don't see on those shows. Thanks you for being that person 🤝🏾❤️
Thank you Mikesh. I have had the privilege to work with-and against - many men and women in the Malaysian Bar, and the Attorney General’s Chambers. I must say that I have found most of them to be honourable, law-abiding and completely fearless in the pursuit of justice.
I hope you will join us one day, and may be, become a Federal Court Judge, and make your country, and your parents, very proud indeed. Work hard; and be rigorously disciplined. Keep your eyes on the objective: all the time. Do not let obstacles sway your mind in the least.
After so many years in practice, only now I know the real meaning of the bench and bar.. Thank you very much GK
Thank you.
Senior Raja Aziz = 'Do not distract the judges and please do not distract your opponents'...🔥🔥🔥
Thank you Kavish
Thank you for sharing, very enlightening indeed
You are welcome
A very good video and Mr Ganesan gives you all you need to know about the Bar
Thank you
You are great
Sir.thank you for your sharing.
Welcome Paul
GK, this must be the best video you have made thus far. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Thank you Adillah. Glad you liked it!
A splendid elucidation of traditions of the bar! I have learnt a number of things regarding the traditions of the bar. Bravo, Mr GK! Keep up the good work.
Thanks man
Thank you once again Mr.G.K,points 19.00 onwards brought smile as I recalled some very seniors lawyers makes such “mistakes” intentionally,yet as you said it’s not about them ie learned opponent but Justice Respect and the pride of being the learned ones ourselves!I hope your sharing reaches all the lawyers in town!(reminder:))
Glad you liked it!
Lovely explanation.
I am glad it was useful
A must watch video educating us on the origins of our profession. Thank you Sir.
Thank you!
Thank you sir for making these videos and for your articles on your website! It helped me a lot with my legal studies!
I am glad it was helpful.
You are so eloquent profound in your field of legal practices. Have been very meaningful and this sounds very interesting about the various details you presented in your talk . Keep doing Mr GK . People really need such information . Thank you sir
Thanks sir
Brilliant! Learnt a few things today. Many thanks!
Glad you liked it
Thank you,very informative to an ordinary person like me.
You are very welcome
If you remember a person with the name "Karpal Singh Ram" in the Malaysian politics, all his associates knew the Law and Rights so well, the reason why nobody was dare or capable of touching him without his permission! Sadly his tenure was over once he passed away in 2014.
You had taken the learning of the law a step forward in Malaysia. With soft pace and well articulated sharing, it eases my understanding so much. Well done Sir.
Thank you Muhaimin. I am glad you enjoyed that! Legal practice is to be enjoyed!
Most enlightening and well articulated. Bravo!
See this: www.gkg.legal/can-the-government-declare-an-emergency-to-avoid-a-motion-of-no-confidence/
PENGURUSAN sempurna, well done sir
Tq for sharing... Learnt so many new things. No one would take time to teach this...thank you this is too cool..
My pleasure 😊
Very interesting info for the laymen.
GK, your talk is a seamless web of information and entertainment!
Dear Manian, thank you for your consistent and learned support!
Fantastic sir
Thank you. Paul
Im currently doing my A levels and law is one of the subjects i’m taking. I intend to be a lawyer one day. Your videos really inspire me! Hope to get a Pupil Master as good as you, or even better, get the opportunity to be your pupil!
I wish you best of luck. Do a lot of questions. Send them to your lecturers. See where you go wrong and why
Thanks for sharing info about 'Jabote'(two tongue) Sir... 😁
Thank you. Glad you liked it
Traditions defines who we are!!!👍👍
Thankyou Esther
Hi GK, this was a great watch. I especially loved that nugget regarding the bands. An episode on the 4 inns next perhaps? Thank you for your time and dedication thus far with producing these videos!
Great suggestion!
Best. Thank you.
Welcome!
Well done GK -- your best presentation thus far, both in form and substance.
Very interesting even for us ordinary mortals.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you sir. Very educational & informative. 👍👍
Thank you Baba
Nice explanation Sir, I would like to meet and salute you Sir... 🙏🙏🙏
Always welcome
Hi GK. Had no idea. Really enjoyed it . Tqvm for this. Really learned something very interesting.
I am glad you liked it Venu
Dear sir, Thank you for enlightening us with your knowledge. And also being a young budding Advocate, I feel that this will be helpful for many of us. Kindly do more videos sir, so that the legal fraternity would be benefited at large.
I am glad you liked it. Despite many challenges, I hope to continue to write, and make videos.
@@GKganesan thank you sir!🙏
Hi, Mr Ganesan.
Thanks for the video :)
Your table is always well decorated, and one ornament could be seen in almost all of your videos- an aesthetically pleasing Arabic/jawi calligraphy. Could you share what it means?
I was also curious as to the figurines and books that you have. Would definitely be looking forward if you'd lead us on a bookshelf tour!
Thank you for your kind words. A Bookshelf Tour? That is a fascinating idea! The three Wise Old Men are a Chinese set I bought (of all places) in England in 1988. I have had them ever since. There is also a Chinese Lion on the left. The figurine made of brass is a person playing a flute and it is (again, of all places) of Balinese extraction. As for the writing on the plate, I am a Baha’i, and the words are a reference to Divinity.
An interesting haul indeed. I've heard of that faith, but don't know much; will read more about it. I look forward to your future educational videos and ornaments on your table! Just letting you know that I look at your videos for motivation in studying. May you be blessed!
@@xiaorong350 Thank you so much
Very informative. Thank you Sir.
You are welcome
Wonderfull Sir. One question...Why antiques not followed in our Parlimen?..Malaysian style..guess so. Thank you.
Can you consider giving a lecture on criminal trials Mr GK Ganesan ?
I could!
@@GKganesan tqvm
Please don't give lectures on Criminal Law...Better leave it to those well experienced criminal trial lawyers who have done substantial criminal trials .
Thank you Sir. I am enjoying myself tremendously watching this video.By the way I never did realized the existence of The Black Book.Is it in Lincoln's Inn Library.
It has been safely archived, I believe.
Correction Sir, the wig was in fashion because of lice (kutu)
Where can I get the BOOK OF CONSTITUTION OF STATES MALAYSIA
The internet search will yield the Constitution of Malaysia. As for individual states, they each have separate state constitutions. This you can get from any law book shops. I get mine from Marsden Law Book company.
Tradition.
{Fiddler on the Roof}
Oh I loved Topol singing that! Thank you for reminding me of that.
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