Court of Appeal

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196 Court of Appeal judgments (2023–2026), free to read — most recent first.

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About the Court of Appeal

Part of the Supreme Court

The Court of Appeal is the highest court in Singapore and the upper tier of the Supreme Court. Its judges are the Chief Justice and the Justices of the Court of Appeal.

Since 2 January 2021 the Court of Appeal shares civil appeals with the Appellate Division of the High Court, which was created that day to manage a growing and more complex appeals caseload. The Court of Appeal keeps the power to transfer civil appeals between itself and the Appellate Division.

What it hears

All criminal appeals against decisions of the General Division of the High Court made in its original criminal jurisdiction.

Civil appeals in the categories set out in the Sixth Schedule to the Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 — among them appeals in cases about constitutional or administrative law, contempt of court, arbitration, the insolvency, restructuring or dissolution of companies, and patents, and every appeal against a decision of the Singapore International Commercial Court — plus appeals that other written law sends to it.

Appeals

There is no further appeal from the Court of Appeal. It also decides whether a decision of the Appellate Division may be taken further: that needs the Court of Appeal's permission, which it may grant only where the appeal raises a point of law of public importance.

Sources

Court of Appeal judgments on record

The Court of Appeal (SGCA) has 196 reported judgments (2023–2026) on eLitigation. The most common practice areas are Criminal Procedure and Sentencing (71), Criminal Law (36), Civil Procedure (32) and Arbitration (22). The most active judge by reported case count is Sundaresh Menon (106 cases).

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Counts and dates are drawn from 196 reported Court of Appeal judgments on this site. Last updated .

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