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Goh Rosaline v Goh Lian Chyu and another [2019] SGHC 133
A person with a right to reside in a property is entitled to bring pets into that property, provided they are not otherwise prohibited by law.
ULV v ULW [2019] SGHCF 2
In ULV v ULW, the High Court of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession and Wills — Revocation, Succession and Wills — Testamentary capacity.
Yeo Henry (executor and trustee of the estate of Ng Lay Hua, deceased) v Yeo Charles and others [2016] SGHC 220
In Yeo Henry (executor and trustee of the estate of Ng Lay Hua, deceased) v Yeo Charles and others, the High Court of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession and wills — Testamentary capacity.
Chye Seng Kait v Chye Seng Fong (executor and trustee of the estate of Chye You, deceased) [2021] SGHC 83
In Chye Seng Kait v Chye Seng Fong (executor and trustee of the estate of Chye You, deceased), the High Court of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession and Wills — Construction, Probate and Administration — Personal representatives.
VTL v VTM and another [2021] SGHCF 30
In VTL v VTM and another, the High Court of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession And Wills — Mutual wills.
UWF and another v UWH and another [2020] SGHCF 22
In UWF and another v UWH and another, the High Court of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession and Wills — Testamentary capacity, Succession and Wills — Undue influence.
British and Malayan Trustees Ltd v Lutfi Salim bin Talib and others [2019] SGHC 270
The court held that under the Settlement, a share is a sub-genre of a portion. Upon the death of a beneficiary without issue, their share accrues to other issue of the same familial branch (the 'branch interpretation') rather than being distributed pari passu among all beneficiar
JULIAN FREDERICK YU LIM V LIM PENG ON & ANOR
The court held that the claimant was a 'surviving grandson' within the class of beneficiaries under the will, but failed to satisfy the condition in the codicil requiring him to be in the custody, care and control of his father.
Lian Kok Hong v Lian Bee Leng and another [2016] SGCA 24
In Lian Kok Hong v Lian Bee Leng and another, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession and Wills — Testamentary Capacity.
Cheo Yeoh & Associates LLC and another v AEL and others [2015] SGCA 29
In Cheo Yeoh & Associates LLC and another v AEL and others, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Tort — negligence, Succession and wills — revocation.
Foo Jee Seng and others v Foo Jhee Tuang and another [2012] SGCA 41
In Foo Jee Seng v Foo Jhee Tuang [2012] SGCA 41, the Court of Appeal ruled that a trustee's power to postpone property sales is not absolute. The court ordered the immediate sale of the property and mandated that the trustee provide full accounts, emphasizing the duty to act for beneficiaries.
Chee Mu Lin Muriel v Chee Ka Lin Caroline (Chee Ping Chian Alexander and another, interveners) [2010] SGCA 27
In Chee Mu Lin Muriel v Chee Ka Lin Caroline (Chee Ping Chian Alexander and another, interveners), the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Probate and Administration, Succession and Wills.
Low Ah Cheow and Others v Ng Hock Guan [2009] SGCA 25
In Low Ah Cheow and Others v Ng Hock Guan, the Court of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore addressed issues of Succession and Wills — Construction, Succession and Wills — Testamentary trust.
Leo Teng Choy v Leo Teng Kit and Others [2000] SGCA 63
Court of Appeal dismisses appeal in Leo Teng Choy v Leo Teng Kit, upholding sale of family property. Despite unanimity clause, court found testator's overriding intention was equal treatment, authorising sale as expedient.