This article explores the High Court appeal arising from HC/OC 882/2024, involving an exclusive jurisdiction clause and forum conveniens.
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99-1 Property Arrangements in Singapore: Lessons from Wong Mei Lee Millie v Ngor Shing Rong Jake [2026] SGCA 27
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Yuen Law is pleased to share our continued recognition in Benchmark Litigation Asia-Pacific 2026.
When Share Dilution Is Not Minority Oppression: Lim Tong Zhen Kevryn v Cheo Jean Sheng and others [2022] SGHC 315.
Yuen Law successfully secured summary judgment in a breach of settlement agreement case.
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Considering the enforceability of uncertain terms in sub-contracts: CROWN Construction v UNIVEL Hospitality Pte Ltd [2025] SGHC 64.
In Chia Kok Kee v Tan Wah SGHC(A) 36: When a statutory demand may be set aside.
