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1. In OOPA Pte Ltd v Bui Sy Phong [2021] SGHC 142 ("OOPA"), the Singapore High Court held that in the context of group companies, a director of a holding company can be in breach...

In the case of Re Shanghai Xinan Screenwall Building & Decoration Co, Ltd [2022] SGHC 58, the Singapore High Court interpreted a potentially defective arbitration clause which referred disputes to a non-existent institution...

In Sun Electric Power Pte Ltd v RCMA Pte Ltd (formerly known as Tong Teik Pte Ltd) [2021] SGCA 60 ("Sun Electric"), the Singapore Court of Appeal (per Justice Judith Prakash)...

Singapore has traditionally been a favourable jurisdiction for financiers to enforce their mortgage over vessels.

Sanctions imposed by international bodies or individual countries have significant implications for global trade.

Historically, Singapore does not tax capital gains. Only gains which are "income" in nature are taxed.

Where some or all claims at issue clearly lack merit, however, there is a mechanism that allows parties to bring about a swift resolution to such claims (whether in whole or in part) without going through the full arbitral process, sparing them the time, cost, and resources that a complete evidentiary hearing (i.e., the hearing at which evidence is presented and tested through cross-examination) would otherwise demand

Singapore has witnessed, over the past few years, a rapid growth in the number of family offices based within its shores, a trend precipitated by Singapore's attractiveness as a global financial hub...