Abstract
This paper presents the important role of comparative legal research in the development of laws with a particular country. The analysis is done by viewing the comparative legal research from five (5) main different angles of those who involved directly or indirectly with the development of the legal system itself. Such different perspectives are: (i) legal education, (ii) legal scholarship, (iii) legal practice, (iv) practice of the judiciary and (v) practice of the legislature. Several examples of practices are taken into account such as from Malaysia, Japan and European countries. The qualitative method has been used in the gathering and the analysing of data of this research.
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