Singapore Case Law Database

Tan Siong Thye SJ dismissed the application for permission to appeal, finding the threshold had not been met, and said he would hear the parties on the costs to be awarded to Mr Mai.

Tan Siong Thye SJ, in an ex tempore judgment, found no prima facie error and no question of general principle decided for the first time, and dismissed the application for permission to appeal.

The court allowed the executors' claim and declared that the Will and the Codicil had been validly executed by LLT and were proved in solemn form, ordering each party to bear its own costs.

The court allowed the claimant's application and entered summary judgment for him, with damages for the defendant's breach to be assessed by the Registrar.

The court allowed the Prosecution's appeal in part.

The High Court (Family Division) dismissed the appeal and upheld the order for 21 months at the Singapore Girls' Home.

Kwek Mean Luck J granted the application and made the ECRO for two years.

The High Court allowed the Prosecution's appeal in part.

The Court of Appeal dismissed both applications, holding that there was no departure from the basis of the stay.

Goh Yihan JC dismissed the application in OA 607, so the consent judgment stands, and made no order on SUM 1288.

The High Court allowed the appeal against sentence, set aside the aggregate sentence of 24 weeks' imprisonment, and imposed nine weeks' imprisonment on each charge, running consecutively, for an…

The Appellate Division dismissed both the application for permission to appeal in OA 6 and the appeal in AD 8, and ordered Mr Vangal to pay IOB's costs fixed at S$20,000 inclusive of disbursements.

The court allowed Civil Appeals Nos 196, 197, 198 and 199 of 2019 in part and dismissed Civil Appeal No 200 of 2019.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and found both vessels equally to blame, replacing the Judge's 70:30 apportionment with 50:50.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal against sentence in part.

Lee Seiu Kin J allowed the application in part on the ground of fraud.

The High Court allowed the appeal and ordered that OA 189 be stayed under s 6 of the IAA, and ordered DAY to pay DAZ's costs fixed at $10,391 for SUM 860 and $10,750.80 for the appeal, inclusive of…

Vincent Hoong J dismissed the application, finding that neither decision of the District Judge was wrong, let alone palpably wrong so as to cause serious injustice.

Philip Jeyaretnam J allowed the claim in part.

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal with costs fixed at $35,000 (inclusive of disbursements).

See Kee Oon J dismissed the appeal.

The Court of Three Judges allowed the appeal and ordered that Dr Wee be struck off the Register of Medical Practitioners with immediate effect.

The High Court convicted the accused of the trafficking charge, finding that the A, B and D drugs were all possessed for trafficking and that he had not shown he was merely a courier.

Assistant Registrar Desmond Chong granted the application and set aside the default judgment, on condition that the fourth defendant provide security of S$80,000 by way of a solicitor's undertaking.

The court dismissed all three production applications.