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The court set aside default judgment, the warrant of arrest, and the in rem claim after finding admiralty jurisdiction was not properly invoked.
The High Court dismissed an appeal for production of Vietnamese criminal complaints, holding the documents were not shown to be in Acuity’s control.
The High Court dismissed a second bid to set aside interim injunctions for abuse of process, refused variation, and ordered interim steps to regularise IBBM’s board.
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 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 High Court dismissed applications to set aside a worldwide Mareva injunction and related Mauritius enforcement order, finding no material non-disclosure or notice breach.
Appeal against a committal application over two dogs was dismissed. The court held the consent order was too unclear for contempt and ownership was not proved.
The Appellate Division partly allowed cross-appeals over unpaid work, forgery allegations, counterclaims, and interest in a subcontracting dispute.
The High Court maintained a proprietary injunction over disputed cryptocurrency tokens, rejected abuse of process and disclosure objections, and ordered notional fortification of US$125,000.
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