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The Court of Appeal held that statutory damages for counterfeit trade mark use are capped per type of goods and per action, then increased the award to S$510,000.
The High Court dismissed a criminal appeal challenging section 106A of the Criminal Procedure Code and upheld a six-week jail sentence for criminal bail-indemnity conduct.
The High Court increased the respondent’s aggregate sentence for multiple cat cruelty offences from 14 to 27 months, emphasizing deterrence, premeditation, and only limited mitigation for depression.
High Court allowed a criminal revision and ordered forfeiture of an iPhone, Macbook and charger used to plan and carry out ESA offences.
High Court assessment of statutory damages for trade mark counterfeiting. The court found counterfeit trade marks were used and awarded SGD 200,000 with costs.
The High Court dismissed JCY’s appeal against sentence and his fresh-evidence application, holding that reformative training remained appropriate for a youthful offender.
The High Court dismissed a young offender’s appeal, upholding reformative training for rioting with a deadly weapon, voyeurism, and related intimidation.
High Court dismissed appeals against publication and consumer-notification orders under Singapore’s CPFTA, holding the orders were proportionate and properly made.
The High Court dismissed a sentencing appeal in a voyeurism case, holding that the adult offender did not show an extremely strong propensity for reform and that 12 weeks’ imprisonment was not excessive.
The High Court increased a sentence for driving without a valid licence, adopting a benchmark of four weeks’ imprisonment for the archetypal case under s 35(1) RTA.
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