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The District Court upheld an unless order and dismissed the plaintiff’s claims after repeated discovery defaults, finding his non-compliance intentional and contumelious.
The High Court granted a company director leave to represent the company in one originating application, interpreting the Rules of Court on corporate self-representation.
The Appellate Division held that service of an originating process by eLitigation on the respondent’s solicitors was invalid because the Notice of Appointment of Solicitor did not show instructions to accept service.
The SICC assessed reasonable costs after the main judgment, allowing the defendants’ claimed substantive costs and awarding further costs for a costs application.
The High Court granted an order under s 74 SCJA restraining further proceedings by the defendant without leave, finding habitual and persistent vexatious litigation.
The High Court struck out a duplicate suit as an abuse of process, holding that Allgo Marine’s fresh action replicated its counterclaim in earlier proceedings.
The High Court upheld the assistant registrar’s rejection of a late strike-out application filed in breach of a court order, and noted that extension of time should have been sought first.
Singapore Court of Appeal clarified the tests for setting aside regular and irregular default judgments, found Mercurine’s delay not fatal, and varied the judgment.
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