Singapore Case Law Database

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J ordered the plaintiff to pay Mr Salem standard costs of $255,000 for professional fees plus disbursements, including $60,867 for Mr Baldock's fee subject to an undertaking.

The court determined the preliminary questions against the defendant's position, answering the first question in the negative: causation cannot be reserved in its entirety to the assessment of…

Hoo Sheau Peng J allowed the appeal and set aside the convictions, acquitting Mr Loh on both charges.

Lee Seiu Kin J allowed the claim in part.

The High Court allowed the appeal and overturned the dismissal of the claim, finding the hospital in breach of its duty of care and that the breach caused the fall.

The court allowed the bank's application and granted it judgment on the merits against the second defendant in terms of prayer 1 (as amended), covering US$925,361.73, contractual and penal interest…

Kwek Mean Luck J found that the parties were legally obliged to refer the dispute to mediation and granted Maxx's application, making an order of specific performance in terms of prayers 2.1 and 2.2…

The High Court (Family Division) dismissed the appeal save that the uplift for the adverse inference was reduced from 8% to 5%, so the appeal succeeded in part.

The High Court dismissed the appeal, save for a variation of the additional access orders.

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J dismissed all three applications to set aside the award, with costs.

The High Court dismissed the son's claim, finding that he had not proved the alleged oral agreement on a balance of probabilities.

The court ordered that the husband's weekend access remain as under the interim access orders, from Saturday 3.00pm to Sunday 1.00pm, and that he pay the wife $14,708.29 per month for the children's…

The Appellate Division dismissed the father's appeal, subject to an order that the elder son continue therapy with the therapist he was already seeing until the parties agreed or the court ordered…

The Court of Appeal dismissed the application summarily under s 394H(7) of the CPC, finding no legitimate basis for exercising its power of review.

Lee Seiu Kin J dismissed the claim.

The court ordered the matrimonial pool of $5,441,272.66 to be divided at an overall ratio giving the wife $2,353,350.43 and the husband the remainder.

The Court of Three Judges (Sundaresh Menon CJ, Tay Yong Kwang JCA and Belinda Ang JCA) allowed the Law Society's application, found due cause for disciplinary action, and suspended Mr Ravi from…

The High Court held that it had no jurisdiction, statutory or inherent, to hear further arguments on the merits after a trial, and so declined to consider them and affirmed its decision in the…

The High Court allowed the appeal.

Kannan Ramesh JAD allowed the Prosecution's appeal and sentenced the respondent to five weeks' imprisonment on the s 35 charge, in place of the fine.

The High Court found that Mubin had not proved, on a balance of probabilities, the requirements of s 33B(3)(b) of the Misuse of Drugs Act.

S Mohan J dismissed CWP's application in its entirety, finding no merit in any of its grounds.

The court allowed the application in part.

The High Court dismissed Mr Er's claim and also dismissed the administratrixes' counterclaim.

Choo Han Teck J affirmed the Board's finding that the silo was a building and not a plant, held that the Board's findings after its site visit were not unreasonable, and dismissed the appeal.