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Assessment of damages after a road traffic accident: general damages were awarded, rental charges were proved, but repair costs were rejected for lack of proof.
The High Court dismissed an appeal on whether employer-paid insurance payouts should be deducted from tort damages, holding the Insurance Exception applied.
The High Court sentenced Ng Soon Kiat for methamphetamine trafficking, rioting and drink driving, imposing 14 years 6 months’ imprisonment, 13 cane strokes, a $6,000 fine and licence disqualification.
The High Court allowed this appeal against a five-day custodial sentence for careless driving, substituting a fine and increasing the driving disqualification.
The High Court dismissed an appeal against sentence for dangerous driving, upholding seven months’ imprisonment and 36 months’ driving disqualification.
The High Court held that benchmark sentencing is suitable for s 35(1) Road Traffic Act offences and set a two-week custodial benchmark for archetypal unqualified drivers.
High Court negligence decision arising from a fatal cyclist-truck collision. The court rejected contributory negligence and held the defendants 100% liable.
The High Court held that a COE rebate under Singapore’s vehicle quota rules belongs to the registered owner or nominee, not a non-registered beneficial owner, absent consent.
The High Court varied liability in a road-traffic appeal, finding the motorcyclist 90% liable and the taxi driver 10% liable for the collision.
The High Court allowed the prosecution’s sentence appeal for dangerous driving, ordering one week’s imprisonment, 18 months’ disqualification, and a refund of the fine.
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