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est. 2023 · baked daily, no holidays
FRESH BATCH · 12:00 SGT
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6 cookies that day

baked fresh
that morning

Singapore's daily legal output, reduced to the signals worth biting into.

★ THE DAILY BAKE ★

DATEFRI 29 MAY 2026
OVEN OPENED12:00 SGT
○ NEWS0
⬡ JUDGMENTS6
▲ PINEAPPLE TARTS0
FRESH5
COOLING RACK1
BUSIEST OVENPUBLIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ×2
NEW INGREDIENT"LEGAL PROFESSION REGULATION"

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High Court in Client v Solicitors [2026] SGHC 119 holds that pending arbitration and ambiguous dispute clauses do not constitute 'special circumstances' to justify assessment of legal bills after 12 months. JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
SGFC holds in [2026] SGFC 81 that a variation application under s 72 of the Women’s Charter cannot be used as a 'backdoor appeal' to challenge the factual findings of a previous order. Personal and Family Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
High Court in Paulus Tannos @ Tjhin Thian Po v AG [2026] SGHC 118 holds that the Minister has no duty to seek representations or provide reasons for issuing an extradition notice under the Extradition Act. Public and Administrative Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
High Court in Paulus Tannos @ Tjhin Thian Po v AG [2026] SGHC 118 clarifies that the limitation period for judicial review under O 24 r 5(2) ROC 2021 runs from the date of the decision, not from the date of knowledge. Public and Administrative Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
High Court in Client v Solicitors [2026] SGHC 119 rules that allegations of fraudulent inflation of invoices do not constitute 'special circumstances' for out-of-time assessment if the client had sufficient information to raise concerns earlier. Fraud and Economic Torts Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
High Court in Paulus Tannos @ Tjhin Thian Po v AG [2026] SGHC 118 applies a three-step approach to interpret the Extradition Act, finding the Minister's power is not rendered redundant by the requirement of a valid request. JUDICIARY $0.30 · TRACKING

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5 fresh cookies, worth knowing — grouped by oven

Public and Administrative Law ×2
⬡High Court in Paulus Tannos @ Tjhin Thian Po v AG [2026] SGHC 118 holds that the Minister has no duty to seek representations or provide reasons for issuing an extradition notice under the Extradition Act.JUDICIARY ⬡High Court in Paulus Tannos @ Tjhin Thian Po v AG [2026] SGHC 118 clarifies that the limitation period for judicial review under O 24 r 5(2) ROC 2021 runs from the date of the decision, not from the date of knowledge.JUDICIARY
Fraud and Economic Torts Law ×1
⬡High Court in Client v Solicitors [2026] SGHC 119 rules that allegations of fraudulent inflation of invoices do not constitute 'special circumstances' for out-of-time assessment if the client had sufficient information to raise concerns earlier.JUDICIARY
General ×1
⬡High Court in Client v Solicitors [2026] SGHC 119 holds that pending arbitration and ambiguous dispute clauses do not constitute 'special circumstances' to justify assessment of legal bills after 12 months.JUDICIARY
Personal and Family Law ×1
⬡SGFC holds in [2026] SGFC 81 that a variation application under s 72 of the Women’s Charter cannot be used as a 'backdoor appeal' to challenge the factual findings of a previous order.JUDICIARY
1 on the cooling rack — general (1)

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