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The High Court dismissed a husband’s appeal against a district judge’s refusal to recuse himself, holding that case-management decisions and adjournment rulings did not show bias.
The High Court dismissed a recusal application in a criminal review matter, holding that the judge who made the decision should hear the s 394H leave application.
The High Court upheld the striking out of a summons seeking to set aside an earlier judgment for alleged perjury, finding the claim barred by res judicata and abuse of process.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a recusal application and refused permission to appeal, finding no apparent bias, no public-importance point of law, and abuse of process.
The Appellate Division dismissed a recusal application, holding that a judge’s prior decision in a similar case did not, by itself, create apparent bias or prejudgment.
The High Court held there was no excessive judicial interference or apparent bias, allowed the pleading amendment appeal, and dismissed the appeals on expert evidence and recusal.
The Court of Appeal upheld contempt findings against Ong Wui Teck for baseless allegations of judicial bias and for filing insulting affidavits before the judge.
The High Court sentenced Ong Wui Teck to seven days’ imprisonment for contempt after false affidavits were used in an alleged judge-shopping attempt.
The High Court held that affidavits accusing a judge and the Supreme Court of bias, complicity and obstruction of justice amounted to scandalising contempt and contempt in the face of the court.
The High Court dismissed a recusal application and an appeal against refusal of an Anton Piller order, finding no apparent bias and no basis for the draconian relief.
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