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The court sanctioned Jetstar Asia Airways Pte Ltd’s scheme of arrangement, upheld an administrative convenience class for consumer creditors, and approved a variation to the default proof-of-debt procedure.
The High Court held that sums transferred in a romantic relationship were loans, not gifts, and upheld liability despite duress and undue influence allegations.
The court fixed costs for assessment of damages and two related summonses, awarding the claimant side a net payment of $88,703.57 after adjusting disbursements.
The court held seized funds should remain under seizure for 12 months, despite procedural lapses, because continued seizure was justified under s 370(3)(b) and s 370(3)(a).
The court appointed a private examiner, allowed video recording, restricted examination to Singapore counsel, and applied Singapore law with limited Texas procedural rules.
Costs were fixed at S$13,000 all-in after the claimant withdrew a Mareva injunction application, with the court finding the defendants’ urgent preparatory work reasonable.
The Court of Appeal held that Dutch appellate decisions created transnational issue estoppel, precluding Russia from relitigating treaty-arbitration consent and state immunity.
The High Court dismissed applications to set aside a worldwide Mareva injunction and related Mauritius enforcement order, finding no material non-disclosure or notice breach.
The tribunal held that the claimant was constructively dismissed after being told she would be terminated following maternity leave and awarded $19,800.
Defamation claim over a police report and a complaint to the Law Society failed after the court held the Law Society complaint was protected by qualified privilege.
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