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Dynamic Investments Pte Ltd v Lee Chee Kian Silas and Others [2007] SGHC 216
The question of whether a collective sale transaction is 'not in good faith' under s 84A(9) of the Land Titles (Strata) Act is a question of mixed law and fact, and the Board's finding on this issue cannot be challenged on appeal unless there is an error of law.
Siow Doreen and Others v Lo Pui Sang and others (Horizon Partners Pte Ltd, first intervener, and Reghenzani Claude Augustus and others, second interveners) [2007] SGHC 174
The High Court held that the Strata Titles Board has the power to allow amendments to an application for an en bloc sale to correct defects, and that it should not dismiss an application on the basis of a defect without hearing the merits if the defect is not material.
Si-Hoe Kok Chun and Another v Ramesh Ramchandani [2006] SGHC 15
The court held that the Strata Titles Board correctly identified that the Management Corporation, not an individual council member, is the proper party for applications concerning the validity of council elections or representation, and that such applications should be brought un
Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No 2297 v Seasons Park Ltd (No 2) [2004] SGHC 160
Section 116(1) of the Land Titles (Strata) Act does not create a cause of action; it merely empowers the management corporation to sue on behalf of subsidiary proprietors where a cause of action already exists.
Koh Gek Hwa v Yang Hwai Ming and Another [2003] SGHC 216
The High Court dismissed an appeal against a Strata Titles Board order for collective sale, finding no error of law in the Board's decision regarding the sale price, the relationship between the purchaser and the majority owners, or the valuation methodology.
Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No 1938 v Goodview Properties Pte Ltd another [2000] SGHC 69
The management corporation cannot rely on s 116(1) of the Land Titles (Strata) Act to sue in contract on behalf of only some subsidiary proprietors who have direct agreements with the developer, unless those proprietors are specially affected by the defects in the common property
THE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION STRATA TITLE PLAN No. 0827 v AIKYU TRADING CO (PTE) LTD
Section 47(1) of the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act (BMSMA) entitles a subsidiary proprietor to obtain documents in the custody or control of the management corporation, even if those documents were obtained pursuant to a resolution rather than the BMSMA itself, a
Chan Sze Ying v Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No 2948 (Lee Chuen T’ng,intervener) [2020] SGCA 123
The chairperson of a management corporation meeting has a residual common law power to adjourn a meeting when it is objectively reasonable to do so, even if a motion to adjourn could technically be put to a vote, provided the meeting cannot reasonably be expected to continue.