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The Court of Appeal held that the appellant had actual and deemed notice of the arbitration, could not pursue an infra petita challenge after non-participation, and dismissed the appeal.
The High Court set aside a second arbitration award after finding the arbitrator breached natural justice by imposing and enforcing a peremptory order without hearing the charterer.
CMJ & Anor v CML & Anor [2021] SGHC(I) 20 (30 December 2021)
The Singapore International Commercial Court dismissed a challenge to an SIAC award, holding there was no breach of natural justice and no failure to address essential issues.
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.
A judge need not recuse on the basis of historic, one-sided complaints or correspondence by counsel where there is no evidence of conduct that would lead a fair-minded and informed observer to conclude there is a real possibility of bias; accordingly the recusal application is dismissed.
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The Court of Appeal held that the adjudicator’s use of “beyond reasonable doubt” did not breach natural justice in the adjudication setting-aside challenge.
The Court of Appeal set aside a club suspension after finding the rehearing committee had prejudged the matter and could not rely on necessity to cure bias.
The High Court set aside a club disciplinary suspension after finding apparent bias, rejecting necessity, and holding part of the suspension process was ultra vires and unfair.
The High Court granted Michael Jacob Beloff QC ad hoc admission to represent nTan Corporate Advisory in post-judgment appeals about scheme-of-arrangement fees and appellate jurisdiction.
The Court of Appeal set aside a social club suspension, holding that the committee breached natural justice, misunderstood the charge, and acted on an invalid basis.
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