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The High Court set aside probation and imposed imprisonment for theft of a lorry, driving without a licence, and rash driving, rejecting a claimed mental health basis for rehabilitation.
The Singapore Court of Appeal held that a pedestrian at a signalised crossing must still check for traffic and may be contributorily negligent for failing to do so.
High Court appeal over a fatal traffic collision. The court upheld a conviction for causing death by a negligent act, finding the driver failed to keep a proper lookout.
The High Court upheld a 12-month driving disqualification for riding without insurance, holding that “special reasons” under the Act remain limited to the offence, not the offender.
High Court found a bus driver mainly liable for hitting a pedestrian at a traffic junction, but reduced damages for the pedestrian’s contributory negligence.
The High Court held it had no power to refund a paid fine and let the appellant serve default imprisonment instead. The appeal was dismissed.
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