Criminal law — Statutory offences
Criminal Law – Statutory offences
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Building and Construction Law – Statutes and regulations
Building and Construction Law – Statutes and regulations
Conflict of Laws — Choice of jurisdiction
The AGC remarks last Thursday came in relation to the High Court's judgment a day earlier which found Ong Wui Teck guilty of "scandalising contempt and contempt in the face of the court".
A bankruptcy application taken against opposition politician Lim Tean by a Shanghai businessman over a US$150,000 (S$203,000) loan was formally withdrawn in the High Court yesterday.
Proportion will be cut from 40% to 38% on Jan 1 next year, and to 35% on Jan 1, 2021.
In Re Fan Kow Hin, the SHC held that funding agreements that have the effect of assigning and selling a proportion of the benefits or proceeds of insolvency claw-back claims are permissible in the context of bankruptcies.
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Tort — Vicarious liability
The Criminal Law Reform Bill presented in Parliament last week, among other things, makes it an offence to have an exploitative sexual relationship with anyone aged between 16 and 18, a move that has sparked debate among lawyers and legal experts.
South Korean seeks damages for mental distress and cost of medical treatment in a test case.
Beleaguered firm says investors and creditors would get less if it were to go into liquidation.
Decision lies with investors voting on deal that will see 60% of firm's share capital going to consortium.