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NK v NL [2007] SGCA 35

In NK v NL, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Custody, Family Law — Maintenance.

Sushant Shukla· ·10 min read
Singapore

Lock Yeng Fun v Chua Hock Chye [2007] SGCA 33

In Lock Yeng Fun v Chua Hock Chye, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Matrimonial assets.

Sushant Shukla· ·9 min read
Singapore

BG v BF [2007] SGCA 32

In BG v BF, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Custody, Family Law — Matrimonial assets.

Sushant Shukla· ·10 min read
Singapore

Ong Boon Huat Samuel v Chan Mei Lan Kristine [2007] SGCA 19

In Ong Boon Huat Samuel v Chan Mei Lan Kristine, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Matrimonial assets, Family Law — Matrimonial home.

Sushant Shukla· ·9 min read
Singapore

Low Gim Siah and Others v Low Geok Khim and Another [2006] SGCA 45

In Low Gim Siah v Low Geok Khim [2006] SGCA 45, the Court of Appeal ruled that funds in six joint accounts were held on a resulting trust for the Estate. The deceased's retention of absolute control over the accounts successfully rebutted the presumption of advancement, favoring the Estate over the

Sushant Shukla· ·9 min read
Singapore

CX v CY (minor: custody and access) [2005] SGCA 37

In CX v CY (minor: custody and access), the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Custody.

Sushant Shukla· ·9 min read
Singapore

Tan Sue-Ann Melissa v Lim Siang Bok Dennis [2004] SGCA 27

In Tan Sue-Ann Melissa v Lim Siang Bok Dennis, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Maintenance.

Sushant Shukla· ·8 min read
Singapore

Re C (an infant) [2002] SGCA 50

Analysis of [2002] SGCA 50, a decision of the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore on 2002-11-14.

Sushant Shukla· ·9 min read
Singapore

Chan Siew Fong v Chan Fook Kee [2002] SGCA 4

In Chan Siew Fong v Chan Fook Kee, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Matrimonial home.

Sushant Shukla· ·8 min read
Singapore

Chan Teck Hock David v Leong Mei Chuan [2002] SGCA 3

In Chan Teck Hock David v Leong Mei Chuan, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Family Law — Custody, Family Law — Maintenance.

Sushant Shukla· ·9 min read
Singapore

Lim Choon Lai v Chew Kim Heng [2001] SGCA 48

The court held that the proper approach to the division of matrimonial assets under s 112 of the Women's Charter is to have regard to all relevant circumstances and factors in s 112(2), rather than starting with a presumption of equal contribution.

Sushant Shukla· ·14 min read
Singapore

Lee Yong Chuan Edwin v Tan Soan Lian [2000] SGCA 68

The Court of Appeal ruled that shares acquired via pre-marital gifts remain non-matrimonial assets if their substance is unchanged. The court overturned the inclusion of LKTH and LKTI shares in the matrimonial pool, clarifying that corporate restructuring does not automatically convert gifts.

Sushant Shukla· ·8 min read
Columns 9 min read

Victims of Ideology: Iraq’s Personal Status Law Amendment

The amendment to Iraq’s Personal Status Law grants religious courts authority over marriage, divorce, and inheritance, risking child marriages and gender inequality. It contradicts international treaties like CEDAW and CRC, undermining decades of legal progress.

Kanika Dutt
Contributor
Feb 22
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Case Study: Smt. N. Usha Rani and Anr. v. Moodudula Srinivas

The Supreme Court in Smt. N. Usha Rani & Anr. v. Moodudula Srinivas (2025) upheld maintenance under Section 125 Cr.P.C., ruling that even in a void marriage, a woman is entitled to financial support if separation from her first husband is evident and prevents destitution.
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Inheritance rights of Muslim Women: An assessment from Quranic perspective

The Quran outlines Islamic inheritance laws, ensuring fair asset distribution for family welfare. While the laws apply to all genders, differences in shares reflect case-specific circumstances. Efforts continue to secure women's rights under Sharia, addressing biases and ensuring justice.

Lovish Minocha
Contributor
Nov 25