The most-cited Singapore cases in this corpus

25 data points · Singapore case-law corpus

Across 845 Singapore judgments in this corpus, Wxw v Wxx ([2025] SGHC(A) 2) is the most-cited decision, referred to by 9 other Singapore judgments here. The 25 most-cited cases are listed below; each citation count reflects references from other decisions within this corpus only.

Key findings

Every figure below is computed from the Singapore case-law corpus and links to its source. See the methodology for how the numbers were derived.

1. Wxw v Wxx
[2025] SGHC(A) 2
SGHC(A), 2025
9citations
2. Masri Bin Hussain v Public Prosecutor
[2025] SGCA 9
SGCA, 2025
6citations
3. Masoud Rahimi Bin Mehrzad & 30 Ors v Attorney-general Of Singapore
[2025] SGHC 20
SGHC, 2025
5citations
4. Xzu v Xzv
[2026] SGFC 31
SGFC, 2026
4citations
5. Wuhu Ruyi Xinbo Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) v European Topsoho S.àr.l.
[2025] SGCA 32
SGCA, 2025
4citations
6. Xik v Xil
[2025] SGHCF 16
SGHCF, 2025
4citations
7. Wxd v Wxc
[2025] SGHCF 14
SGHCF, 2025
4citations
8. Tan Hui Meng v Public Prosecutor
[2025] SGHC 2
SGHC, 2025
4citations
9. Xwb v Xwc
[2025] SGFC 135
SGFC, 2025
3citations
10. Tajudin Bin Gulam Rasul & Anor v Suriaya Binte Haja Mohideen
[2025] SGHCR 33
SGHCR, 2025
3citations
11. Ng Chin Huay v Tan Tien Tuck & Anor
[2025] SGHC 145
SGHC, 2025
3citations
12. Hulley Enterprises Limited & 2 Ors v The Russian Federation
[2025] SGHC(I) 19
SGHC(I), 2025
3citations
13. Jake Ngor Shing Rong v Wong Mei Lee, Millie
[2025] SGHC 119
SGHC, 2025
3citations
14. Teras Lyza Pte. Ltd. & 2 Ors v Argoglobal Underwriting Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. & 4 Ors
[2025] SGHC 82
SGHC, 2025
3citations
15. Xkt v Xku
[2025] SGHCF 27
SGHCF, 2025
3citations
16. Tan Tse Haw v Peh Tian Swee & Anor
[2025] SGHCR 9
SGHCR, 2025
3citations
17. Dls v Dlt
[2025] SGHC 61
SGHC, 2025
3citations
18. Dmz v Dna
[2025] SGHC 31
SGHC, 2025
3citations
19. Public Prosecutor v Tan Shay Howe
[2026] SGHC 90
SGHC, 2026
2citations
20. Ybc v Ybd
[2026] SGFC 49
SGFC, 2026
2citations
21. Public Prosecutor v Pek Lian Guan
[2026] SGHC 62
SGHC, 2026
2citations
22. Blackstone Asia Real Estate Partners Limited (In Liquidation) & 2 Ors v Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Limited
[2026] SGCA 12
SGCA, 2026
2citations
23. Tan Hai Peng Micheal and another (as the executors of the estate of Tan Thuan Teck, deceased) v Tan Cheong Joo and another and other matters
[2026] SGHC 49
SGHC, 2026
2citations
24. Dnz v Doa & Anor
[2026] SGHC(I) 1
SGHC(I), 2026
2citations
25. Wen Hanrong v Huationg Contractor Pte Ltd & Anor
[2026] SGMC 3
SGMC, 2026
2citations

More on this analysis

What does the citation count measure?

It is the in-corpus citation count: the number of other Singapore judgments in this corpus that cite the case. A higher count indicates a decision that later judgments have referred to more often within this corpus.

Why are the numbers lower than a case's total citations elsewhere?

Only citations that resolve to another judgment held in this corpus are counted. Citations to foreign decisions, and citations whose target is not in this corpus, are excluded, so each figure is a conservative lower bound rather than a case's total citation count across all sources.

Methodology

This ranking covers every Singapore judgment in the corpus, regardless of practice area. Each case is ranked by its in-corpus citation count — the number of other Singapore judgments in this corpus (845 decisions) that cite it. The count is derived from the citation graph by resolving each citation to the judgment it refers to; only citations that resolve to another decision held in this corpus are counted. Citations to foreign judgments, and citations whose target is not in this corpus, are excluded, so the figures are a conservative lower bound on how often each case has actually been cited. Of 10,176 citations recorded across the corpus, 316 resolve to an in-corpus decision and are counted here. Figures were last computed on 2026-06-14 and update as the corpus grows.

Compiled by the SG Case Law editorial team from primary sources — the judgments themselves and Singapore Statutes Online (sso.agc.gov.sg). · Updated 14 June 2026 · How we compile this