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The court granted the application, recognising the Indonesian bankruptcy as a foreign main proceeding and granting the extended stay, investigative relief and administrative relief, on the condition…

Aidan Xu J granted the application.

The court allowed all three applications in their entirety.

The court allowed the application in part.

The court allowed the application in part.

Hri Kumar Nair J found the defendants liable on almost all of the claims, so the claim was allowed in part.

The court allowed the claim in part.

Mohamed Faizal JC allowed the liquidators' claims in part.

The Court of Appeal (Sundaresh Menon CJ delivering the judgment, with Steven Chong JCA, Belinda Ang Saw Ean JCA, Kannan Ramesh JAD and Judith Prakash SJ) dismissed the appeal.

The court allowed the application in part.

The judge dismissed the winding up application and fixed costs at $12,000 all-in, payable by Mr Lim to Mr Koh.

The court refused the adjournment and allowed all three winding-up applications, making a winding-up order against each of Bob TX Food Empire Pte Ltd, Valulogistics Pte Ltd and Valusports Pte Ltd.

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J allowed the application, ordering GLH to be wound up under s 125(1)(e) of the Act and appointing Mr Borrelli as liquidator.

Hri Kumar Nair J allowed the application, finding it just and equitable under s 125(1)(i) to wind up LKE, and ordered that LKE be wound up.

The High Court allowed the application and ordered the company to be wound up, appointing joint and several liquidators.

The court made the bankruptcy orders and ordered that the A&M Nominees be appointed as joint and several private trustees of both debtors' bankruptcy estates.

The Assistant Registrar dismissed Summons No 940 of 2026.

The High Court allowed the trustees' application in OA 672, declaring that Mr Mishra did not have the leave of court needed to commence the arbitration and restraining him from pursuing it against…

Philip Jeyaretnam J granted the bankruptcy orders and appointed the two BDO nominees, Mr Leow Quek Shiong and Ms Seah Roh Lin, as the claimants' private trustees in bankruptcy, rejecting a joint…

The court dismissed RBI's application in its entirety.

The Court of Appeal (Sundaresh Menon CJ, Hri Kumar Nair JCA and Judith Prakash SJ) dismissed the appeal, agreeing that the application should be dismissed but for different reasons.

The High Court dismissed AQCEL's application in CWU 23 and allowed LHG's application in CWU 60, ordering that LIH be wound up on just and equitable grounds and appointing LHG's liquidators as joint…

The court allowed ZPL's application in part.

The High Court granted the liquidators authorisation under s 144(1)(e) to commence the application for directions under s 145(3), as prayed for.

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J allowed the application, ordering GLH to be wound up under s 125(1)(e) of the Act and appointing Mr Borrelli as liquidator.

The High Court dismissed AQCEL's application in CWU 23 and allowed LHG's application in CWU 60, ordering that LIH be wound up on just and equitable grounds and appointing LHG's liquidators as joint…

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal, set aside the winding-up order and dismissed CWU 120.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and ordered that JHC be wound up.

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J dismissed the winding up application, holding that the claimant had not established standing as a creditor, and ordered it to pay the defendant costs fixed at $25,000 including…

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal, set aside the winding-up order and dismissed CWU 120.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and ordered that JHC be wound up.

The court dismissed the winding up application.

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J dismissed the winding up application, holding that the claimant had not established standing as a creditor, and ordered it to pay the defendant costs fixed at $25,000 including…

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal in its entirety, agreeing with the Judge that Lee had raised no triable issue, and fixed costs at $32,000 inclusive of disbursements, with the usual…

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal, leaving the statutory demand in place, and ordered Mr Chia to pay Mdm Tan costs fixed at $20,000 (all in) on an indemnity basis, with the usual…

Chua Lee Ming J dismissed the appeal and affirmed the Assistant Registrar's dismissal of the application to set aside the statutory demand.

Chua Lee Ming J dismissed both OA 421 and OSB 38 and ordered SCP and Mr Sim each to pay costs fixed at $5,000 plus disbursements.

The High Court granted the winding-up application as orally amended and, exercising its discretion under s 134(a) of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018, appointed the interim…

The High Court allowed the winding-up application.

The court dismissed the winding-up application, leaving the parties to file submissions on costs.

Philip Jeyaretnam J allowed the claim in OC 301.

Hri Kumar Nair J found the defendants liable on almost all of the claims, so the claim was allowed in part.

Mohamed Faizal JC allowed the liquidators' claims in part.

The Court of Appeal (Sundaresh Menon CJ delivering the judgment, with Steven Chong JCA, Belinda Ang Saw Ean JCA, Kannan Ramesh JAD and Judith Prakash SJ) dismissed the appeal.

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal and upheld the orders against Mdm Chee on all three transactions.

The High Court dismissed the application.

The court dismissed Ms Chan's applications in SUM 4315 and SUM 4316, leaving the trustee's admissions of SME's proof and of the Jannie Sum and loan repayment in place.

Aedit Abdullah J held that s 328(1) empowers the court to give prospective consent to a proposed disposition between a bankruptcy application and a bankruptcy order.

The High Court (Chua Lee Ming J) granted the applications and allowed the orders sought.

The High Court allowed the application and terminated the company's winding up, effective once the liquidators' remuneration and disbursements for the period from 31 October 2023 to 6 May 2024 were…

The High Court allowed the application and made a winding up order against Viva Capital (SG) Pte Ltd, together with the consequential orders.

The court dismissed the winding up application.

Vinodh Coomaraswamy J dismissed the winding up application, holding that the claimant had not established standing as a creditor, and ordered it to pay the defendant costs fixed at $25,000 including…

The Court of Appeal allowed CA 25 in part and dismissed CA 39 in its entirety.

The court allowed the claim in part.

Goh Yihan J granted the application under s 361, declaring the transfer a transaction at an undervalue, setting aside the Declaration of Trust, vesting the beneficial ownership of the property in B's…

The court refused the application, making no orders on any of the three prayers in HC/SUM 3300/2025.

The court dismissed both applications.

Aedit Abdullah J held that s 328(1) empowers the court to give prospective consent to a proposed disposition between a bankruptcy application and a bankruptcy order.

The High Court dismissed the application.

The High Court allowed the applications and granted the directions the liquidators sought, while making clear it expressed no view on any later compromise or arrangement resulting from the Proposed…

The Appellate Division dismissed the appeal and upheld the orders against Mdm Chee on all three transactions.

Goh Yihan J allowed the application in part.

The High Court allowed the application, extending the judicial management order and the judicial manager's appointment, and extending the time for him to put forward the statement of proposals.

The High Court dismissed OA 130 and OA 184, the applications by BNI and Emirates, and allowed OA 448, the judicial manager's application, granting him an extension of two months from the date of the…

The Court of Appeal ordered that the automatic moratorium be terminated, but declined to impose the other conditions sought by the respondent on the recognition of Ascentra's Cayman liquidation.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal and held that the Cayman liquidation must be recognised as a foreign main proceeding under Art 17.

The High Court dismissed the application.

Chua Lee Ming J dismissed both OA 421 and OSB 38 and ordered SCP and Mr Sim each to pay costs fixed at $5,000 plus disbursements.

Chua Lee Ming J held that cl 8.3 did not apply, so Lim had standing.

The court allowed the application in part.

The High Court allowed the appeal and reinstated the statutory demand.

Assistant Registrar Perry Peh allowed the application and set aside the statutory demand in full under r 68(2)(e) of the Personal Insolvency Rules, granting an order in terms of prayer 1.

The Court of Appeal allowed the appeal in part.

The court allowed the application and determined that the liquidators' decisions to reject all of the creditors' claims were correctly made, with liberty to apply for consequential directions.

The Court of Appeal (Sundaresh Menon CJ, Hri Kumar Nair JCA and Andrew Phang Boon Leong SJ), delivering judgment ex tempore, dismissed the appeal with costs.

Sushil Nair JC dismissed the application to wind up the company.

Aidan Xu J dismissed both applications.

The court refused the adjournment and granted all the relief sought: it recognised the plan and the confirmation order, allowed TFL to administer and realise its Singapore assets and take steps to…

Mohamed Faizal JC allowed the liquidators' claims in part.

The court allowed the application in part.

The Assistant Registrar dismissed the application in its entirety on 3 March 2025.

Mohamed Faizal JC dismissed the appeal, agreeing that the proposal was neither serious nor viable and was merely seeking to delay the inevitable.

The High Court granted the winding-up application and made the winding-up order on 3 January 2025, and on 27 January 2025 it dismissed the company's application to stay the order pending appeal.

The court refused the adjournment and allowed all three winding-up applications, making a winding-up order against each of Bob TX Food Empire Pte Ltd, Valulogistics Pte Ltd and Valusports Pte Ltd.

The High Court made an order that no leave was required for SUM 1009 and the revised OA 21 to proceed against Mr Tan, and stated that leave would have been granted as a matter of course had it been…

S Mohan J allowed the application in part: he granted leave to commence and continue the proceedings against An Rong, but dismissed the prayer for subrogation and dismissed the prayer for a…

Goh Yihan J allowed the application in part.

The High Court allowed the application, extending the judicial management order and the judicial manager's appointment, and extending the time for him to put forward the statement of proposals.

Goh Yihan J allowed the application in part.

The High Court allowed the application, extending the judicial management order and the judicial manager's appointment, and extending the time for him to put forward the statement of proposals.

The High Court allowed the application and granted an order in terms of OA 170, placing Boldtek under judicial management with the proposed judicial managers.

The High Court allowed the Company's application, made the judicial management order and appointed Mr Tam as judicial manager.

The High Court allowed the application and granted an order in terms of OA 170, placing Boldtek under judicial management with the proposed judicial managers.

The High Court allowed the Company's application, made the judicial management order and appointed Mr Tam as judicial manager.