Law Society of Singapore
Law Society of Singapore appears in 21 reported Singapore court cases (2023–2026), most often before the SGHC.
These cases are classified under Legal Profession and Administrative Law, and Law Society of Singapore was the applicant in 10 and the respondent in 7.
- Reported cases
- 21
- Courts
- SGHC, SGCA
- Period
- March 2023 to March 2026
Source: derived from 21 published Singapore judgments, most recent decision .
Law Society of Singapore in the reported-judgment record
How Law Society of Singapore appeared
- Applicant
- 10 cases
- Respondent
- 7 cases
- Third Party
- 3 cases
- Non-Party
- 1 case
Recorded outcomes
- Application dismissed
- 3
- Appeal dismissed
- 1
- Sentence imposed
- 1
- Suspended from practice
- 1
- Application allowed
- 1
Disposition recorded in 7 of 21 cases.
What the courts decided
“For all these reasons, I placed no weight on the Applicant’s belated admission of the material facts and dismissed the Application.”
“…we dismiss the appeal against the Preliminary Objection.”
“For the reasons stated, we sentenced both Mr Seah and Mr Mohan to a suspension for a period of three years each.”
“We therefore ordered that the respondent be suspended from practising as an advocate and solicitor for four years with effect from 4 July 2024, the date of our order.”
“I dismiss the Applications.”
“…we dismissed the application with brief grounds and indicated that we would provide our detailed grounds in due course.”
Parties in these cases
Business Information
- Industry
- Statutory Body — Legal Profession
- Website
- www.lawsociety.org.sg
The Law Society of Singapore is the professional body for lawyers in Singapore, established under the Legal Profession Act. It regulates the professional conduct of lawyers, promotes the interests of the legal profession, and assists the Government in matters relating to legislation.