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Kalen, Alexandru v World Exchange Services Pte Ltd [2026] SGHC 31
In assessing damages for breach of contract involving volatile assets like cryptocurrencies, the valuation date is determined by the doctrine of mitigation, specifically when a claimant is reasonably expected to mitigate their losses.
Tio Geok Hong Bryan v Korbett Pte Ltd and another and another suit [2025] SGHC 196
The court held that a trust arrangement made after the execution of a trust deed does not automatically revive upon the annulment of a reconveyance deed, and that a trustee must act in good faith for the benefit of all beneficiaries, requiring consent for expenses outside of agre
TOWA Corp v ASMPT Singapore Pte Ltd and another [2024] SGHC 163
The court clarified parameters for the assessment of damages for patent infringement, including the calculation of 'But-for Sales', market share, and the exclusion of unclassified general costs.
Towa Corp v ASM Technology Singapore Pte Ltd and another [2023] SGHC 99
The court assessed damages for patent infringement, determining that the measure of damages should be based on lost profits from sales of the plaintiff's machines, excluding unsold and post-expiry machines, and applying a year-on-year approach for profit calculation.