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Contract [2026] SGHC 15

Prashant Mudgal v SAP Asia Pte. Ltd.

The High Court found a breach of the implied term of mutual trust and confidence after the employee was put through a pre-ordained PIP, but awarded only nominal damages.

  • Implied term of mutual trust and confidence
  • Performance improvement plan (pip)
  • Wrongful/constructive dismissal
  • Conspiracy (lawful and unlawful means)
  • Assessment and remoteness of damages
  • Fair investigation obligations
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Tort [2025] SGHC 188

ASTRAWATI ALUWI v LO YEW SENG & Anor

The High Court found the defendant liable for fraudulent misrepresentation, negligent misstatement, and conspiracy in a failed Japan property investment scam.

  • Fraudulent misrepresentation
  • Negligent misstatement
  • Conspiracy by unlawful means
  • Duty of care
  • Damages and interest
  • Fraudulent-misrepresentation
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Civil procedure [2025] SGHC 73

SHEE SEE KUEN & 13 Ors v SUGIONO WIYONO SUGIALAM & 6 Ors

The High Court dismissed appeals against refusal to allow late amendments to pleadings, holding the changes introduced new representations and would unfairly prejudice limitation defences.

  • Pleadings
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Leave to amend
  • Particulars
  • Limitation defence
  • Civil-procedure
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Civil procedure [2024] SGHC 327

Cachet Multi Strategy Fund SPC on behalf of Cachet Special Opportunities SP v FENG SHI & 2 Ors

The High Court dismissed appeals on particulars and discovery, but ordered Alex SK Liu to affidavit-admit or disclose known adverse documents, subject to privilege.

  • Production of documents
  • Known adverse documents
  • Internal correspondence exception
  • Litigation privilege
  • Solicitor-client privilege
  • Further and better particulars
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Tort [2024] SGHC(I) 32

VIRGILIO TARRAGO DA SILVEIRA & Anor v HASHSTACS PTE. LTD. & Anor

The Singapore International Commercial Court dismissed claims that Hashstacs and Soh misrepresented STACS token utility and fee distribution in blockchain whitepapers.

  • Fraudulent misrepresentation
  • Negligent misrepresentation
  • Negligent misstatement
  • Negligence
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Conspiracy
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Tort [2024] SGHC(A) 23

CHAN PIK SUN v WAN HOE KEET (WEN HAOJIE) & 3 Ors

The Appellate Division held that two respondents fraudulently misrepresented a Ponzi scheme as safe and profitable, and awarded the appellant HK$36,587,400.

  • Fraudulent misrepresentation
  • Recklessness (deceit)
  • Unlawful means conspiracy
  • Lawful means conspiracy
  • Negligent misrepresentation
  • Adverse inference from missing evidence
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Criminal law [2024] SGHC 83

NEO SIEW TENG v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court dismissed Neo Siew Teng’s appeal against conviction for conspiracy to falsify weight tickets under the Penal Code, finding intent to defraud and a common design.

  • Intent to defraud
  • Abetment by conspiracy
  • Evidential assessment
  • Charge drafting
  • Criminal-law
  • Penal-code
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Tort [2022] SGHC(A) 35

GANGADHARA BRHMENDRA SRIKANTH MAROJU v EPOCH MINERALS PTE LTD

The Appellate Division dismissed an appeal in a financing fraud case, upholding findings of conspiracy, dishonest assistance, breach of trust, and repayment of US$100,000.

  • Conspiracy to injure by unlawful means
  • Dishonest assistance
  • Breach of trust
  • Quistclose trust
  • Failure of consideration
  • Remedies - restitution and repayment
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Companies [2022] SGHC 158

DWAYS INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD V RATNA IRENE LIM SEOW HUI & 3 ORS

The High Court found Irene liable for several unauthorised company payments, held the $30,000 loan to the Chuas remained repayable, and found Irene’s WhatsApp messages and letters defamatory.

  • Directors' duties (no-conflict, no-profit)
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Misappropriation of company property
  • Conspiracy to injure by unlawful means
  • Defamation (justification and fair comment)
  • Accounting and damages assessment
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