Ho Tze Woon v Singapore Medical Council
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| Court | High Court (General Division) |
|---|---|
| Decided | |
| Judges | Judith Prakash, Steven Chong, Tay Yong Kwang |
| Charges / claim | Professions |
| Counsel | Drew & Napier LLC, Yuen Law LLC, Cai Enhuai Amos, Charlene Wong Su-Yi, Chia Voon Jiet, Grace Lim Rui Si, Kieran Jamie Pillai, Teo Ying Ying Denise, Tian Keyun |
Source: [2023] SGHC 254, High Court (General Division), decided — eLitigation. Updated .
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Ho Tze Woon v Singapore Medical Council [2023] SGHC 254 is a Grounds of Decision of the Court of Three Judges, delivered by Steven Chong JCA (sitting with Judith Prakash JCA and Tay Yong Kwang JCA) on 11 September 2023 in Originating Application No 3 of 2023. Dr Ho Tze Woon appealed against a Disciplinary Tribunal decision convicting him on one charge under s 53(1)(e) of the Medical Registration Act for failing to provide professional services of the quality reasonably expected of him, for which the Tribunal imposed a nine-month suspension. The court dismissed the appeal against conviction on 7 August 2023, holding the conviction eminently correct, but allowed the appeal against sentence and reduced the suspension from nine months to three months.
What was Ho Tze Woon v Singapore Medical Council [2023] SGHC 254 about?
It was an appeal before the Court of Three Judges, with Steven Chong JCA delivering the grounds on 11 September 2023, by Dr Ho Tze Woon against a Disciplinary Tribunal conviction under s 53(1)(e) of the Medical Registration Act and a nine-month suspension.
What did the court decide in [2023] SGHC 254?
The Court of Three Judges dismissed Dr Ho Tze Woon's appeal against conviction, holding it eminently correct, but allowed his appeal against sentence and reduced the suspension imposed by the Disciplinary Tribunal from nine months to three months.
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