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Workplace Safety and Health (General Provisions) Regulations
Overview of the Workplace Safety and Health (General Provisions) Regulations, Singapore sl.
Hou Ai Hui v Public Prosecutor [2001] SGHC 238
The case affirms the conviction for abetting the fabrication of false evidence under s 193 read with s 109 of the Penal Code, establishing that the appellant's instigation of a private investigator to include false surveillance dates in a report for divorce proceedings constitute
Clarke Beryl Claire (as personal representative of the estate of Eugene Francis Clarke) and Others v SilkAir (Singapore) Pte Ltd
The court held that the respondent carrier could limit its liability under the Warsaw Convention and the Warsaw (Hague) Convention because the appellants failed to prove that the crash was caused by the pilots' wilful misconduct or reckless acts with knowledge that damage would p
Factories (Work of Engineering Construction) Order
Overview of the Factories (Work of Engineering Construction) Order, Singapore sl.
Public Prosecutor v Mohd Sharif bin Ibrahim [2001] SGHC 237
The court held that the accused had knowledge of the heroin in the briefcase based on the circumstances of the case, and thus failed to rebut the presumption of possession.
Factories (Safety Training Courses) Order
Overview of the Factories (Safety Training Courses) Order, Singapore sl.
Lim Teck Leng Roland v Public Prosecutor [2001] SGHC 234
The High Court, when acting in an appellate capacity, is functus officio once a judgment has been pronounced and signed, and cannot alter or review its own judgment unless there is a specific statutory provision allowing it.
Dr Khoo James and Another v Gunapathy d/o Muniandy and another appeal
The Bolam test, as supplemented by Bolitho, requires that medical expert opinion must satisfy a threshold test of logic to be considered a responsible body of opinion, but the court should not adjudicate between competing respectable medical opinions.
Widows’ and Orphans’ Pension (Approved Schemes) (Consolidation) Notification
Overview of the Widows’ and Orphans’ Pension (Approved Schemes) (Consolidation) Notification, Singapore sl.
Lim Teck Leng Roland v Public Prosecutor [2001] SGHC 235
The High Court, as an appellate court, has the power to review its own previous order if the order is not a judgment as provided for in s 217 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Ler Wee Teang Anthony v Public Prosecutor
In Ler Wee Teang Anthony v Public Prosecutor, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of .
Declaration under Section 12
Overview of the Declaration under Section 12, Singapore sl.
Wee Soon Kim Anthony v The Law Society of Singapore (No 4)
The Inquiry Committee has the discretion to determine how to carry out its inquiry, including whether to hear from persons who can shed light on the matter, and is not precluded from making findings on disputed facts if it can do so based on objective evidence.
Joshua Benjamin Jeyaretnam v Lee Kuan Yew [2001] SGHC 233
An action will not be struck out for want of prosecution for inordinate and inexcusable delay if the limitation period has not expired, unless there is intentional and contumelious conduct or an abuse of process.
Wholesome Meat and Fish (Wholesale Market) Rules
Overview of the Wholesome Meat and Fish (Wholesale Market) Rules, Singapore sl.
Wholesome Meat and Fish (Fees) Rules 2006
Overview of the Wholesome Meat and Fish (Fees) Rules 2006, Singapore sl.
Wholesome Meat and Fish (Transportation of Meat Products) Rules
Overview of the Wholesome Meat and Fish (Transportation of Meat Products) Rules, Singapore sl.
Wee Soon Kim v The Law Society of Singapore [2001] SGHC 232
In Wee Soon Kim v The Law Society of Singapore, the High Court of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of No catchword.
Wholesome Meat and Fish (Country Foods Pte. Ltd. — Exemption) Notification 2020
Overview of the Wholesome Meat and Fish (Country Foods Pte. Ltd. — Exemption) Notification 2020, Singapore sl.
Tan Hock Keng v L and M Group Investments Ltd
The court held that the word 'procure' in the context of the contract imposed a definite obligation to ensure performance, and that extrinsic evidence was admissible to construe an ambiguous limitation clause.
Wholesome Meat and Fish (Slaughter-houses) Rules
Overview of the Wholesome Meat and Fish (Slaughter-houses) Rules, Singapore sl.
DAEWOO Singapore Pte Ltd v CEL Tractors Private Limited [2001] SGHC 231
In DAEWOO Singapore Pte Ltd v CEL Tractors Private Limited [2001] SGHC 231, the Court of Appeal affirmed the approval of a scheme of arrangement, ruling it fair, reasonable, and bona fide, while confirming no coercion existed against minority creditors.
Wholesome Meat and Fish (Compoundable Offences) Rules 2023
Overview of the Wholesome Meat and Fish (Compoundable Offences) Rules 2023, Singapore sl.
Tan Chiang Brother's Marble (S) Pte Ltd v Permasteelisa Pacific Holdings Ltd
A single judge of the Court of Appeal lacks jurisdiction under s 36(1) SCJA to strike out an appeal. Furthermore, 'at the trial' in s 34(2)(a) SCJA refers to the trial, not the appeal.