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Singapore Rules of Court – A Practice Guide (2023 Edition) Digital

Singapore Rules of Court – A Practice Guide (2023 Edition) Digital

The 'Singapore Rules of Court: A Practice Guide' offers incisive commentaries on the Rules of Court 2021, which features a quick reference format that makes it a handy court companion for the bench and practitioners.

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Cordlife customers push for legal action

Cordlife customers push for legal action

At least two groups of customers are seeking advice over class-action lawsuits after more than 7,000 cord-blood units found to be damaged or at risk of being adversely affected.

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When relatives fight over a family fund worth millions

When relatives fight over a family fund worth millions

The bitter fight was sparked after one of them cried foul for being short-changed, even though he got over $45 million.

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High Court allows S$80 million sale of GSM Building to LHN’s Coliwoo

High Court allows S$80 million sale of GSM Building to LHN’s Coliwoo

Judicial Commissioner dismisses minority owners' objections to the sale, finds no evidence that transaction lacks good faith.

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High Court dismisses Chinese businessman’s claims against Huttons and agent in misrepresentation suit

High Court dismisses Chinese businessman’s claims against Huttons and agent in misrepresentation suit

Dispute concerns sale and purchase of S$5.1m condo unit at Lloyd Sixty-Five which he was granted an option to purchase and had made payments amounting to S$1.5m.

Three Arrows Capital Ltd and others v Cheong Jun Yoong [2024] SGHC(A) 10

Civil Procedure — Appeals ; Civil Procedure — Service

Foo Yong Siang Victor v Tan Heng Khoon [2024] SGHC 101

Credit And Security — Money and moneylenders

Lim Chee Seng v Phang Yew Kiat [2024] SGHC 100

Civil Procedure — Pleadings ; Civil Procedure — Appeals

Plain and Obvious” Test Applies in Applications for Production of Requested Documents Under Rules of Court 2021: Lutfi Salim bin Talib and another v British and Malayan Trustees Ltd [2024] SGHC 85

In Lutfi Salim bin Talib and another v British and Malayan Trustees Ltd [2024] SGHC 85, the High Court held that the court should not go behind filed affidavits for the purposes of deciding an application under O 11 r 3(1) of the Rules of Court 2021, unless there are very strong reasons to do so.

MoneySmart Singapore Pte Ltd v Artem Musienko [2024] SGHC 94

Injunctions — Interlocutory injunction

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