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The High Court allowed three admission applications, finding the applicants fit and proper despite one past sexual offence and two academic plagiarism incidents.
The High Court upheld findings that two doctors misused a patient’s contact details for an alleged sexual approach and increased their suspension terms.
The High Court allowed four admission withdrawal applications after Part B cheating incidents, imposing different deferment periods and future compliance conditions.
The High Court granted an injunction restraining a law firm from acting in a similar suit after finding an equitable duty of confidence from prior settlement negotiations.
The Court of Appeal set aside a deed of renunciation by estate beneficiaries, finding they did not understand its effect and the solicitors failed to explain a conflict-bound transaction.
The Court of Appeal set aside the ad hoc admission of Michael Beloff QC, holding that the case did not justify foreign counsel and competent local counsel were available.
The High Court held that doctors in Singapore owe an inherent ethical duty to charge fair and reasonable fees, and upheld findings that the appellant overcharged and misrepresented invoices.
The High Court held that a lawyer’s creation of false draft judgments amounted to misconduct unbefitting an advocate and solicitor, and suspended him for two years.
The High Court allowed Dr Devathasan’s appeal and set aside his conviction for therapeutic ultrasound, holding the disciplinary committee went beyond the charge and misapplied safety-related reasoning.
The High Court held that ERA’s agents acted in conflict of interest and failed to disclose material facts, making ERA liable for the resulting secret profit and costs.
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