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Contract [2026] SGSCT 2

JFL v JFM

The Small Claims Tribunals dismissed a consumer’s bid for a refund after finding no economic duress, no actual undue influence, and no CPFTA unfair practice.

  • Economic duress
  • Actual undue influence (class 1)
  • Presumed undue influence (class 2)
  • Unfair practice under cpfta
  • Undue pressure vs illegitimate pressure
  • Rescission
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Tribunal jurisdiction [2026] SGSCT 1

XSQ v LLD

The Small Claims Tribunals discontinued a claim over TerraUSD, holding it lacked jurisdiction because there was no sale contract and cryptocurrency is not “goods”.

  • Jurisdiction of small claims tribunals
  • Definition of goods under sale of goods act
  • Cryptocurrency as property
  • Choses in action vs things in possession
  • Contracts for services vs deposits
  • Small-claims-tribunals-jurisdiction
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Tort [2026] SGHC 14

GC LEASE SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. v FONBELL SOLUTION PTE. LTD. & 7 Ors

The High Court held that GC Lease proved one fraudulent misrepresentation against Nigel de Rozario through Fonbell, but failed on most other claims.

  • Misrepresentation (fraudulent and under misrepresentation act s2(1))
  • Conspiracy by unlawful means
  • Implied conditions under sale of goods act ss13(1) and 14(2)
  • Illegality and attribution of employee knowledge
  • Adverse inferences and missing witnesses
  • Double recovery and set‑off
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Contract [2025] SGDC 302

Purpose Automobiles Pte Ltd v Wong Li Yan, Virginia & Anor

The District Court awarded the claimant $20,000 for breach of the mileage description, rejecting claims for lost sale profits and other consequential losses.

  • Damages
  • Causation
  • Remoteness
  • Expert evidence
  • Hearsay
  • Sale-of-goods
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Contract [2025] SGHC 107

SHRI BAJRANG POWER AND ISPAT LIMITED v STEEL CORP LIMITED

High Court of Singapore assessed damages for non-delivery of pig iron, holding the buyer’s mitigation through steel scrap was reasonable and awarding US$1.05 million.

  • Measure of damages
  • Available market
  • Mitigation of loss
  • Substitute goods
  • Choice of law and jurisdiction
  • Damages-for-non-delivery
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Contract law [2024] SGHC 285

ISU SPECIALTY CHEMICAL CO., LTD. v C&D (SINGAPORE) BUSINESS PTE. LTD.

The High Court held that a binding back-to-back contract for the March cargo was formed on 2 February 2021, and awarded damages for repudiatory breach.

  • Formation of contract
  • Offer and acceptance
  • Back-to-back trading
  • Deal recap and silence as evidence
  • Repudiatory breach
  • Damages calculation
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Civil procedure [2023] SGHC 193

Hon G v Tan Pei Li

The High Court refused permission to appeal in a dispute over allegedly counterfeit luxury watches, holding there was no prima facie error or novel point of principle.

  • Permission to appeal
  • Deemed acceptance
  • Failure of consideration
  • Breach of contract
  • As-is-where-is
  • Expert evidence
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Contract [2023] SGHC 144

KONICA MINOLTA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS ASIA PTE. LTD. v NPE PRINT COMMUNICATIONS PTE. LTD.

The High Court held the sale agreement included the KM-1 Proposal and an oral term on commissioning, dismissed Konica’s balance-price claim, and awarded NPE damages.

  • Incorporation of terms
  • Oral terms vs written agreement
  • Misrepresentation v breach of contract
  • Implied terms (sga ss 13,14)
  • Commissioning/acceptance
  • Exclusion clauses/ucta
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Contract law [2023] SGHC 92

AMBERWORK SOURCE PTE LTD v QA SYSTEMS PTE LTD

The High Court held that QA Systems was contractually obliged to deliver goods under the invoices, but Amberwork failed to prove non-delivery, so the claim was dismissed.

  • Offer and acceptance
  • Agency
  • Sham transactions
  • Unlicensed moneylending (moneylenders act)
  • Delivery of goods
  • Constructive trust
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Contract law [2023] SGHC 3

SUNRISE INDUSTRIES (INDIA) LTD v PT. OKI PULP & PAPER MILLS & Anor

The court held Sunrise breached both the supply and installation contracts, but also found Sunrise entitled to the final 10% of the supply price. Net judgment was for Sunrise after set-offs.

  • Variation of contract
  • Liquidated damages
  • Repudiatory breach and termination
  • Bank guarantee invocation
  • Contract interpretation
  • Mitigation of loss
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