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High Court upheld one-week concurrent jail terms for false information and false address reporting, holding the custodial threshold was crossed and the sentence was not manifestly excessive.
The Family Court refused leave to adduce two medical reports because they did not specifically address the disputed school-placement issue and would likely trigger duplicate assessments.
The High Court addressed whether legacy bar-admission applications could be stayed or adjourned, and ruled on fitness for admission for three applicants.
The High Court dismissed an admission application after finding repeated academic dishonesty and serious non-disclosure. It imposed a five-year minimum exclusionary period.
The High Court dismissed a mother’s appeal to move two children from a local primary school to an international school, holding that their welfare favoured staying put.
The High Court admitted an applicant as an advocate and solicitor despite past plagiarism and a false statement, finding full disclosure, remorse and rehabilitation.
The High Court dismissed a former postgraduate candidate’s claim that NUS wrongfully withheld her degree and acted negligently, intimidatory, and unlawfully.
High Court strike-out appeal in a school bullying negligence claim. The court held the pleaded facts did not show a duty of care, and struck out the entire statement of claim.
The High Court replaced a two-week jail term with a $5,000 fine for giving false address information in a school admission application, finding custody unnecessary on the facts.
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