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    Security Of Payment Under FIDIC Contracts: More Secure, For Now

    The High Court of Singapore recently handed down an important judgment in relation to the enforceability of Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB) decisions under the FIDIC forms of contract.
    SingaporeCorporate/Commercial Law
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
  • Article

    The Value Of Work Not Carried Out

    Construction contracts generally offer rules for valuing work carried out pursuant to the contract by reference to contract documents, such as bills of quantities or schedules of rates.
    SingaporeReal Estate and Construction
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
Article

The "Chem Orchid": Is Physical Redelivery Necessary To Terminate A Bareboat Charter?

By a Lease Agreement (Agreement) on 1 February 2010, owners Han Kook Capital (Owners) leased the "Chem Orchid" (Vessel) to Sejin (Charterers) for a period of 108 months.
SingaporeTransport
Clyde & Co
Clyde & Co
  • Article

    Unlocking Value And Mitigating Risk In M&A From A Transfer Pricing Perspective

    When considering the potential tax risks and opportunities arising from a cross-border or multi-jurisdictional M&A transaction, it is crucial to consider transfer pricing early in the process.
    GlobalTax
    Alvarez & Marsal
    Alvarez & Marsal
  • Article

    An Appeal On The Merits Unmasked - High Court Dismisses Application To Set Aside Arbitral Award

    Pursuant to the terms of a supply contract between Mount Eastern Holdings Resources Co., Limited (Mount Eastern) and H&C S Holdings Pte Ltd (H&C), H&C was obliged to deliver 90,000 wet metric tonnes of iron ore to Mount Eastern.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Dentons
    Dentons
  • Article

    Singapore Arbitration: Singapore Courts Continue To Be Reluctant To Set Aside Arbitral Awards

    Last week, in the third of a string of such cases this year, in CWP v. CWQ [2023] SGHC 61, the High Court of Singapore refused to set aside an arbitral award on breach of natural justice grounds.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    Singapore As A Global Hub For International Dispute Resolution

    As cross-border commerce becomes more complex, disputes increasingly cut across multiple jurisdictions, governing laws and enforcement regimes.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
  • Article

    Variations And Back-charges Singapore Appellate Division Of High Court Takes Commercial Approach

    Construction contracts often contain detailed procedures for the various aspects of the working arrangement between the parties. These may include the agreed mechanisms...
    SingaporeReal Estate and Construction
    Rajah & Tann
    Rajah & Tann
  • Article

    Crème De La Crème: Good Class Bungalows In Singapore - What Potential Buyers Need To Know

    Landed residential properties are coveted in land-scarce Singapore due to its limited supply and the prestige associated with owning or living in one.
    SingaporeCorporate/Commercial Law
    Withers LLP
    Withers LLP
  • Article

    The Difference Between A Warranty, An Indemnity And A Condition

    Warranties and indemnities are forms of contractual protection provided by a seller in a sale and purchase agreement.
    SingaporeCorporate/Commercial Law
    CNPLaw LLP
    CNPLaw LLP
  • Article

    "Banker: I Have Absolute Discretion! Borrower: Absolutely NOT!" – A Look At The Implications Following Deutsche Bank AG Singapore Branch V ARJ Holding Ltd And Another [2025] SGHC 163

    In Deutsche Bank AG Singapore Branch v ARJ Holding Ltd and another [2025] SGHC 163 (DB v ARJ), the General Division of the High Court held that there is an implied term in law in an agreement between a bank and its borrower whereby the bank has to exercise its contractual discretion in good faith.
    SingaporeFinance and Banking
    Dentons Rodyk & Davidson
    Dentons Rodyk & Davidson
  • Article

    A New Cadence For ICC Arbitration Under The 2026 Rules

    The International Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 2026 Arbitration Rules, introducing the most significant structural changes to ICC procedure in over a decade. The revised framework eliminates mandatory Terms of Reference, establishes express early determination mechanisms, and creates a highly expedited arbitration track capable of delivering awards within three months. These amendments fundamentally reshape the timing and strategy of ICC arbitrations for parties worldwide.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    K&L Gates
    K&L Gates
  • Article

    Singapore Court Of Appeal Partially Sets Aside ICC Award Over Its "Flexible Approach" To Damages

    In CEF and another v CEH, the Singapore Court of Appeal partially set aside a €62 million ICC award concerning the construction of an iron and steel plant in Malaysia.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
    Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP
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    Not Waiting Until The 18th Hole: Resisting Forum Shopping Effectively With The Anti-Suit Injunction

    The Singapore High Court has on a number of occasions considered the issue of when an anti-suit injunction in aid of an arbitration may be issued.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Clyde & Co
    Clyde & Co
  • Article

    Singapore Courts Clarify The Law Governing Arbitrability And The Arbitration Agreement

    The Singapore Court of Appeal (the "SGCA") recently established in Anupam Mittal v Westbridge Ventures II Investment Holdings...
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Wikborg Rein
    Wikborg Rein
  • Article

    SWIFT MT103 – An Irrevocable Instruction?

    A defence in illegality would have defeated the Receiving Bank's claim.
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Shook Lin & Bok
    Shook Lin & Bok
  • Article

    Disqualification of an independent director on the ground of failure to exercise reasonable diligence in the discharge of his duties

    Discussion of the appeal in the case of Ong Chow Hong (alias Ong Chaw Ping) v Public Prosecutor and another. .
    SingaporeCorporate/Commercial Law
    CNPLaw LLP
    CNPLaw LLP
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    Duty of Care by Advisor to Fund can Exist in Absence of Contractual Relationship

    In creating the web of contractual relationships when structuring a fund, commercial parties often have a fund managed or advised by a party who is in turn advised by a separate party who has no contractual relationship with the fund. This is often done to achieve tax efficiencies or when a 'white labelling' arrangement is envisaged.
    SingaporeFinance and Banking
    WongPartnership LLP
    WongPartnership LLP
  • Article

    Singapore High Court Clarifies Limits On Restraining Calls On Standby Letters Of Credit Characterised As Performance Bonds

    The Appellate Division of the Singapore High Court's decision in DJY v DJZ and another [2025] SGHC(A) 18 highlights the narrow grounds on which calls on standby...
    SingaporeLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Addleshaw Goddard
    Addleshaw Goddard
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    Singapore's Electronic Transactions Act Expanded To Include Transferable Instruments

    Electronic records and electronic signatures have generally been legally recognised in Singapore under the ETA since 1998.
    SingaporeStrategy
    Jones Day
    Jones Day
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