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The High Court struck out an originating application over the Seaview Property as barred by res judicata and limitation, and allowed the respondent’s appeal.
Court of Appeal held the 99:1 property split reflected beneficial ownership, so no resulting trust arose; alternatively, the illegality objection would also have defeated the claim.
The Family Court dismissed a wife’s application for occupation rights in the husband’s pre-marital property, holding section 56 does not create proprietary rights.
The Small Claims Tribunals held it lacked jurisdiction over a claim for return of a good faith deposit because no tenancy agreement was ever executed.
The High Court held that money advanced by a mother to her daughter for a property was a loan, not a basis for beneficial ownership or trust, and granted only contractual relief.
The Small Claims Tribunals discontinued a claim by a subsidiary proprietor seeking a refund of a $300 wheel-clamp release fee, holding the dispute was governed by statute, not contract.
The Small Claims Tribunals discontinued a claim over TerraUSD, holding it lacked jurisdiction because there was no sale contract and cryptocurrency is not “goods”.
Hyatt Terminal and Industrial Corporation v Filipinas Third Millenium Realty Corporation [2026] SGHC(I) 3 (26 March 2026)
The Singapore International Commercial Court set aside an arbitral award after finding the lease assignment to FTMRC was invalid without HTIC’s consent.
The High Court allowed a judgment creditor to join ordinary civil proceedings as an intervener, holding that non-parties may be permitted to participate under the court’s general powers.
The High Court dismissed an application to strike out a claim to enforce a 2018 settlement agreement over the Seaview Property, finding no res judicata or time bar.
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