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Legal profession [2024] SGHC 82

GABRIEL SILAS TANG RAFFERTY

The High Court dismissed an admission application after finding the applicant had plagiarised twice, concealed one incident, and shown continuing lack of candour.

  • Admission to the bar
  • Duty of candour
  • Plagiarism
  • Withdrawal vs dismissal of application
  • Rehabilitation and deferment period
  • Admission-to-the-bar
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Mental capacity act [2024] SGCA 4

ACF & Anor v AKI & 2 Ors

The Court of Appeal discharged deputies after the protected person's death, but held the Mental Capacity Act did not permit post-death authorisation or remuneration orders.

  • Management of patients' property and affairs
  • Deputy appointments
  • Remuneration of deputies and legal advisors
  • Jurisdiction after death
  • Mental-capacity-law
  • Deputy-appointments
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Legal profession [2022] SGHC 84

ANDREW LOH DER MING v KOH TIEN HUA

The Court of Three Judges found a solicitor guilty of misconduct and dishonest concealment from his client, and suspended him from practice for three years.

  • Disciplinary proceedings
  • Dishonesty
  • Consent orders
  • Solicitor‑client duties
  • Sanctions
  • Disciplinary-proceedings
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Legal profession [2015] SGHC 274

Re Teo Jun Kiat, Evan (alias Zhang Junjie)

The High Court dismissed a part-call application for a practice trainee who had not completed Part B, holding that discretion under s 32(3) requires adequate Singapore-specific knowledge.

  • Part-call
  • Practice trainee
  • Legal profession act s32(3)
  • Part b course and part b examinations
  • Discretion of court
  • Legal-profession
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Civil procedure [2015] SGCA 41

Ten Leu Jiun Jeanne-Marie v National University of Singapore

The Court of Appeal held that written grounds were not required for routine interlocutory proceedings and dismissed the appeal.

  • Duty to give reasons
  • Written grounds of decision
  • Order 38a rules of court
  • Interlocutory applications
  • Discovery
  • Legal privilege
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