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The High Court struck out a claimant’s suit challenging IMH detention and treatment powers, dismissed related injunction, contempt, and appeal applications, and awarded costs.
The High Court dismissed a challenge to an arbitral award, holding there was no breach of natural justice where the tribunal relied on invoices addressed to MEOD as de facto losses of Thye Chuan.
The High Court dismissed Dr Yang’s challenge to the constitution of a disciplinary tribunal, holding declaratory relief was inappropriate and the old MRA regime was saved.
The High Court refused permission for judicial review because Commersol had not exhausted its statutory appeal to the GST Board of Review under the GST Act.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a challenge to the Appeal Board’s summary dismissal, holding there was no prima facie breach of any duty to give reasons.
The Small Claims Tribunals discontinued a claim by a subsidiary proprietor seeking a refund of a $300 wheel-clamp release fee, holding the dispute was governed by statute, not contract.
The High Court set aside a district judge’s grounds of decision in corruption appeals after finding extensive copying and failure to engage key prosecution arguments breached natural justice.
The High Court refused leave for judicial review in an extradition matter, holding that revision was an available alternative remedy and the document-production challenge was premature.
The High Court Registrar held that standard Singapore security-for-costs principles apply in judicial review and ordered Mdm Yang to furnish $15,000 security.
The High Court ordered the Law Society to seek appointment of a Disciplinary Tribunal over a lawyer’s alleged conduct during witness examination, and made no costs order.
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