Scam alert: We have received enquiries from court users concerning scam calls purportedly from the courts. The SG Courts (Supreme Court, State Courts and Family Justice Courts) do not contact parties via mobile numbers nor connect them to automated voice messages. (1 of 2)

It set aside part of an arbitral award where the arbitrator had acted in breach of natural justice by failing to apply her mind to the parties’ cases and highlighted the importance of considering the pleadings in a documents-only arbitration. (2 of 2)

importance of international judicial collaboration in this aspect. (2 of 2) Read more:

In Dr Ang Yong Guan v Singapore Medical Council and another matter [2025] SGHC 17, the Court of 3 Judges allowed the Singapore Medical Council’s appeal and imposed a sanction of 36 months’ suspension on Dr Ang for professional misconduct. Read more:

The Court of Appeal summarily dismissed the application without the application being set down for an oral hearing, under s 394H(7) of the CPC. (2 of 2)

albeit only for a period of two months from 30 January 2025, as opposed to the six months sought. (2 of 2)

of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act (Cap 61, 1994 Rev Ed) (“CLPA”) and s 224 of the Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 (Act 40 of 2018) (“IRDA”). (3 of 3)

would receive its moneys for its shareholding from the net proceeds of the en bloc sale in priority to the majority shareholder’s receipt of the same was upheld by the CA on the majority shareholder’s appeal. (4 of 4)

Wishing all a happy and prosperous Chinese New Year!

In view of the Chinese New Year public holiday, there will be a Special Sitting of the Criminal Mentions Court on Thursday, 30 January 2025, in Court No.4A. For more info:

The General Division of the High Court found for the plaintiffs on most issues, clarifying the law on breach of confidence, including the relationship between the equitable and contractual obligations of confidence. (3 of 3)