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The High Court allowed Ms Hu's appeal in part and set aside the registration order under s 5(1)(a)(v) of the REFJA on the public policy ground.

Wong Li Kok, Alex J allowed the appeal and overturned the order restraining the management corporation from accepting LOAs in breach of the 2% Proxy Rule, holding that the rule applies only to…

The High Court held that the review panel was entitled, and bound, to review the entire adjudication determination, so it had misdirected itself.

The High Court dismissed the appeal in its entirety.

The High Court dismissed the application, holding that the order was a non-money judgment, and that the gazetted order extending the Act to Australian courts covered only final and conclusive money…

The District Court held that it had jurisdiction to hear and determine the application.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal.

The High Court allowed the landlords' application in part.

The High Court dismissed the appeal against conviction, though for reasons different from the District Judge's.

The High Court dismissed the appeal.

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal with costs fixed at $30,400 inclusive of disbursements.

The High Court dismissed the application to set aside the adjudication determination and ordered costs of $13,000 all-in to Mega Team.

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal with costs fixed at $30,400 inclusive of disbursements.

The High Court dismissed the application to set aside the adjudication determination and ordered costs of $13,000 all-in to Mega Team.

The tribunal ordered under s 7 of the Small Claims Tribunals Act 1984 that both Claim Nos 15079 and 16078 of 2026 be transferred to the Magistrates' Courts.

The Youth Court sentenced Y by ordering her placement in the Singapore Girls' Home, a juvenile rehabilitation centre, for 21 months, rejecting reformative training.

The Youth Court sentenced Y by ordering her placement in the Singapore Girls' Home, a juvenile rehabilitation centre, for 21 months, rejecting reformative training.

The Youth Court sentenced Y by ordering her placement in the Singapore Girls' Home, a juvenile rehabilitation centre, for 21 months, rejecting reformative training.

The court allowed the claim in part.

The court allowed the striking-out applications, struck out the statement of claim and dismissed the action.

The High Court dismissed the originating application and awarded the Council costs of $22,000 (all in).

The court allowed the appeal in part.

The court allowed the appeal in part.

Magistrate Allen Chong allowed the application and granted a Personal Protection Order restraining the husband from committing family violence against the wife.

The Court of Appeal dismissed both appeals, holding that Art 23(9) is an absolute bar to a foreign representative bringing claims under the avoidance and misconduct provisions for pre-Model Law…

The Court of Appeal dismissed both appeals, holding that Art 23(9) is an absolute bar to a foreign representative bringing claims under the avoidance and misconduct provisions for pre-Model Law…

The Magistrate's Court dismissed the claim entirely, holding that s 44 of the Estate Agents Act 2010 barred recovery of any commission.

Hoo Sheau Peng J dismissed the appeal.

Hoo Sheau Peng J dismissed the appeal.

S Mohan J dismissed all of Chen's claims against Ong and Huttons, holding that Chen had not proved any of the alleged misrepresentations or the oral agreement, and that the Estate Agents Act confers…

Pang Khang Chau J answered both questions in the negative: the minimum sentence did not apply to attempts under the old s 511, and s 512(3)(a) was not retrospective.

The High Court granted the application.

The High Court dismissed the Prosecution's appeal, affirming the acquittal on the CDSA charge, and declined to frame an altered charge or order a retrial.

Valerie Thean J dismissed both appeals, leaving the two Correction Directions in place.

The High Court dismissed the appeal and upheld the 7 May 2023 Correction Direction.

The court allowed the application and granted orders in terms of prayers 1 to 5 and 8, approving the collective sale of Chuan Park under the sale and purchase agreement.

The High Court allowed the appeal and granted summary judgment to JTC for the full sum claimed in prayer 1(b) of HC/SUM 762/2022, without any reduction for Hot Spring's rental relief counterclaim.