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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 Small Claims Tribunals dismissed a consumer claim over spa treatment purchases, finding the claimant authorised the disputed $9,000 transaction and proved no misrepresentation.
The District Court dismissed a committal application, finding no contempt proved beyond reasonable doubt where the director attended the first EER, had solicitors, and had a medical appointment.
The court found deliberate contempt for breaching disclosure and Mareva orders, sentencing Mr Phua to four months’ imprisonment and Triple D to a S$60,000 fine.
The court affirmed disciplinary convictions for repeated solicitors’ accounts breaches, verification failures, dishonesty to court, and social media misconduct, and struck the respondent off.
The Family Court dismissed a committal application over two dogs, holding that the plaintiff failed to prove ownership beyond reasonable doubt and that the order was ambiguous.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a leave-to-appeal application and upheld permission for a further affidavit in committal proceedings, rejecting Ladd v Marshall.
The District Court dismissed a committal application, finding no proof beyond reasonable doubt that the company could pay or that its director was liable for contempt.
The Court of Appeal dismissed two appeals over disclosure and committal orders, but set aside a liquidation examination order because the liquidators had already decided to sue and had not disclosed it.
The Court of Appeal upheld a civil contempt finding over refusal to transfer property, but reduced the jail term from one month to two weeks.
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