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Prime Lodge (2021) Pte Ltd v United Laundry Pte Ltd

The District Court dismissed Prime Lodge’s claim for alleged non-performance of laundry services and RFID tags, and allowed United Laundry’s counterclaim for unpaid invoices.

  • Contractual terms
  • Failure of consideration
  • Total failure of consideration
  • Extension of contract by conduct
  • Unjust enrichment
  • Contractual-terms
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Contract

Tan Seng Kiat v Lim Kim Wee Nigel

The District Court held that Tan’s demand terminated the returns obligation, rejected any variation of the restoration obligation beyond $10,000, and awarded only $50 nominal damages.

  • Contractual terms
  • Breach
  • Termination
  • Remedies
  • Damages
  • Variation
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Contract [2026] SGDC 174

TAH LI THONG FOAM INDUSTRY v FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS PTE LTD

The District Court dismissed the defendant’s counterclaim, finding the plaintiff was not contractually bound to fulfill every order confirmation and no breach was proved.

  • Contractual terms
  • Delivery obligations
  • Consignment arrangements
  • Termination
  • Summary judgment
  • Contractual-terms
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Arbitration [2026] SGHC 100

JXC Pte. Ltd. v Thye Chuan Engineering Construction Co. Pte Ltd.

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.

  • Setting aside arbitral award
  • Breach of natural justice
  • Remission to tribunal
  • Costs
  • Arbitration
  • Setting-aside-award
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Civil procedure [2026] SGHC(A) 16

Capajet Pte. Ltd. v EV Technology Pte. Ltd. & 3 Ors

The court held permission was required to appeal a dismissal of summary judgment, but refused permission in both appeals because no appealable error or striking-out ground was shown.

  • Permission to appeal
  • Summary judgment
  • Striking out
  • Unlawful means conspiracy
  • Parol evidence
  • Costs
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Contract [2026] SGDC 151

AP MEDIA PTE. LTD. v MOTOR IMAGE ENTERPRISES PTE LTD

The District Court held that a binding contract arose when Motor Image accepted AP Media’s fee quote on Xero, and that Motor Image repudiatorily breached by refusing to pay.

  • Contract formation by offer and acceptance via electronic platform
  • Repudiatory breach for non‑payment
  • Liquidated damages vs penalty clause
  • Implication of terms
  • Objective test for consensus ad idem
  • Contract-formation
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Contract [2026] SGMC 56

See Kok Eng v Eng Sieh Mei

The Magistrate’s Court held that $27,166 paid by the claimant was not a loan, but was made pursuant to a partnership agreement to fund Marylebone’s stock purchases.

  • Formation of contract
  • Certainty of terms
  • Whether payment was loan or investment
  • Interpretation of documents
  • Burden of proof
  • Contract-formation
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Civil procedure [2026] SGHC 94

MATTHEW BENJAMIN CAPE V JOHN CHARLES COLLIS & 8 ORS

The High Court dismissed an appeal against striking out claims against a liquidator, holding the assignment did not cover those claims and the liquidator had been released from liability.

  • Striking out
  • Assignment of claims
  • Locus standi
  • Fiduciary duties
  • Liquidator release under s 276(4) companies act
  • Pre-dissolution vs post-dissolution release
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Contract [2026] SGDC 150

HONG SEH MOTORS PTE LTD v RYNENATION PTE. LTD. & 2 Ors

The District Court upheld a liquidated damages clause in a Tesla lease, dismissed a penalty-rule argument not pleaded below, and rejected fresh evidence on appeal.

  • Liquidated damages
  • Penalty rule (rule against penalties)
  • Contract interpretation
  • Admissibility of extrinsic evidence
  • Adduction of fresh evidence on appeal (ladd v marshall)
  • Pleadings
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Civil procedure [2026] SGMC 53

Furama Hotel Singapore Pte Ltd v Ng Siew Moy

The court held the default judgment was irregular for procedural defects but reinstated it, finding no egregious injustice and the defendant’s defences bound to fail.

  • Setting aside default judgment
  • Irregular default judgment
  • Substituted service
  • Ex debito justitiae
  • Bound to lose test
  • Costs
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