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The District Court sentenced Yap Yeong Keen to 15 weeks’ imprisonment for assisting in arranging a marriage of convenience under s 57C(2) of the Immigration Act.
The High Court dismissed the appellant’s appeal, holding that s 28(4)(d) of the Immigration Act covers the knowing production of a false or misleading document without any prior demand.
The court declined to declare a 2011 marriage void as a marriage of convenience, holding that s 11A of the Women’s Charter is not retrospective.
The High Court dismissed an appeal against conviction for abetting a marriage of convenience under the Immigration Act, upholding the trial judge’s findings.
The court found that the marriage was a sham and declared it void, awarding costs to the plaintiff. It also held the grant-of-administration issue had to be pursued separately.
The High Court dismissed an appeal against sentence for false manpower declarations and salary deduction offences, affirming a custodial sentence and fines.
The Appellate Division dismissed a wife's application for permission to appeal over child care, control, and relocation orders, finding no prima facie error of law.
The High Court dismissed a mother’s appeal for orders compelling the father to assist with her Long Term Visit Pass, holding the request was not a proper custody remedy under the GIA.
The Court of Appeal held that after a substantive late amendment of charges, the defence should generally be allowed to call fresh witnesses unless the application is frivolous, vexatious, or delaying.
Appeal over a false Philippine passport, charge amendment, witness exclusion, judicial conduct, and sentence. The High Court reduced 46 possession counts to one continuous s 47(6) charge.
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