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The High Court dismissed a motor insurance appeal, holding the appellant failed to prove the driver was insured under the policy and had not complied with the MIB agreement.
Appeals over damages from a road-accident claim. The court reduced future earnings, nursing care, and occupational therapy awards, and set aside home-leave caregiver costs.
The District Court held that an insurer’s duty to defend is not separate from its duty to indemnify. Business pursuits and director-liability exclusions defeated coverage.
Assessment of damages after a fatal motor accident, awarding pain and suffering, loss of amenities, earnings loss, medical expenses, caregiver costs and interest.
The High Court assessed damages for a motorcycle-lorry collision, applying the AD Guidelines with inflation uplift and awarding sums for injuries, future medical care, earnings loss, and medical expenses.
Singapore High Court marine insurance dispute over a capsized vessel, constructive total loss, hearsay admissibility, perils of the seas, and policy coverage.
The High Court granted restoration of a struck-off company and made a limitation direction so the applicant could pursue a personal injury claim.
The SICC assessed costs after Marketlend’s claim failed, awarding QBE S$100,000 pre-transfer, S$1,366,831.90 post-transfer, and S$10,000 for costs submissions.
MARKETLEND PTY LTD v QBE INSURANCE (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. [2025] SGHC(I) 1 (8 January 2025)
The Singapore International Commercial Court dismissed insurance claims for trade credit losses, finding an unauthorized assignment, unmet conditions precedent, and insufficient proof of genuine trades.
The High Court allowed an appeal to transfer a personal injury damages assessment from the District Court, finding the likely quantum exceeded the District Court limit.
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