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The Court of Appeal held that enforcement of a foreign arbitral award was commenced in time, laches could not shorten the statutory period, and notice was adequate.
The court refused to set aside recognition of a foreign arbitral award, holding the enforcement application was timely, notice was adequate, and laches did not apply.
The High Court held that a signed 2013 acknowledgment was not a sham, found an $800,000 loan was genuine, and allowed the defendant’s counterclaim for $578,000.
The High Court dismissed appeals against refusal to allow late amendments to pleadings, holding the changes introduced new representations and would unfairly prejudice limitation defences.
The High Court found a de facto director and a co-director liable for dishonest breaches of duty, and upheld one conspiracy claim tied to a terminated commission arrangement.
High Court appeal dismissed: summary judgment for an unpaid property purchase price was affirmed, with the court rejecting limitation and set-off defences.
A medical negligence claim was struck out as time-barred and plainly unsustainable, after the court found the claimant had knowledge by May 2018 and the pleadings were contradicted by records and expert evidence.
The Appellate Division rejected a resulting and common intention trust claim over a Singapore property, found no acquiescence, and allowed a limited account of rent under s 73A CLPA.
The High Court held that severe post-accident cognitive impairment delayed when the plaintiff could reasonably acquire the defendant driver’s identity for limitation purposes.
The Appellate Division dismissed an appeal against refusal to amend a statement of claim, holding the proposed amendments added new, time-barred causes of action.
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