Jarjit signs a blank check and gives it to his daughter Anushka as a birthday gift.

He tells Anushka that

she can fill out the check and write in any amount up to RM 5,000.00. Before she can fill in the date
and amount for payment, Anushka loses the check.
Discuss the following situations with reference to the relevant law:
(a) Tuah finds the blank check and fills in the check with an amount of RM4,000.00 and writes "cash"
in the box for "payee". He also dates the check. Tuah then presents the check to Jarjit's bank, Miaw
Bank, where he receives the amount of RM4,000.00 in cash over the counter. Determine whether
Jarjit can sue Miaw Bank for the payment made to Tuah?

Finally, one of the factors of sustainability that must be implemented in property development is
economics. Economic sustainability refers to financial difficulties such as housing affordability, life
cycle cost, building life span by incorporating building maintenance features, and the possibility to
benefit from existing infrastructure. Propose, for example, a shoplot in the development area to
provide more job chances to unemployed individuals in our neighbourhood and beyond. As a result,
the economy will continue to expand over time, and it will be improved and maintained for our
future generations. Furthermore, it will raise the cost of living for residents in this area.