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In Seagate Technology In ternational v Vikas Goel [2016] SGHC 12 ( "Seagate v Vikas"), the defendant provided personal guarantees in favour of the plaintiff for banking facilities granted to the defendant's company.

The defendant's unsatisfactory responses to the Court's questions included those relating to his failure to call either Chee or William as his witnesses.

In the recent case of D'Amico Shipping Italia SPA v Endofa DMCC & Anor (2016), the Commercial Court looked at the issue of when freight is payable as a debt.

On 2 June 2016, Singapore ratified the 2005 Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements.

GoldLion Enterprise Singapore Pte Ltd, applied to register the mark "Jean Mercier" in Class 14 for "watches; clocks; tie clips; tie pins; buckles of precious metals; keychains; cufflinks; jewellery and costume jewellery; all included in Class 14".

In January 2007, Indonesia banned the export of sand to Singapore. This caught the construction industry in Singapore by surprise as all sand used for construction in Singapore

The contents of a will may arouse suspicion and beg a second look. In such cases, one can choose to contest the will. There are several grounds on which an individual can dispute the validity of a will.

The questions of who has priority over a bankrupt's assets and precisely when the priority arises are important ones in bankruptcy.

In many cases, the dispute has been referred to arbitration abroad or to a foreign court.

On 11 October 2021, the Singapore High Court granted summary judgment to the plaintiff in HC/S 316/2021 (unreported), on the plaintiff's claim for the recognition and enforcement of a money judgment ...

We live in unprecedented times in which the COVID-19 crisis has led to economic instability, layoffs, pay cuts and loss of income which has hit the lives of many in a fast and furious manner

Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit and brought about much uncertainty, employers across the globe have had to grapple with the concept of flexible working.

An affidavit is a signed statement that is sworn on oath and has to be made voluntarily without coercion. If found otherwise, the affidavit would be considered invalid.

In Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No 4099 v KTP Consultants Pte Ltd [2024] SGHC(A) 32, the Appellate Division allowed the management corporation's appeal against the High Court's decision to strike out the MCST's claim against the structural engineer and Qualified Person on the basis of time bar.

We provide an update on the recent decision of the Singapore Court of Appeal in UT Singapore Services Pte Ltd v. Goh Thien Phong & Ors [2025] SGCA 17.

In Tomolugen Holdings Ltd v Silica Investors Ltd [2015] SGCA 57, the Singapore Court of Appeal affirmed that, when faced with a stay application, the Singapore Courts would only undertake a prima facie...

Decision by the UK Supreme Court given on 2 March 2016 on an employer's vicarious liability in tort for an assault carried out by an employee.