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DATETHU 16 JUL 2026
OVEN OPENED06:06 SGT
○ NEWS6
⬡ JUDGMENTS15
▲ PINEAPPLE TARTS0
FRESH19
COOLING RACK2
BUSIEST OVENCONTRACT LAW ×6
NEW INGREDIENT"INSOLVENCY, RESTRUCTURING AND DISSOLUTION ACT 2018 (IRDA)"

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MOM and PUB face enforcement actions following fatal confined space incident. Employment Health and Safety Law · MOM $0.60 · FRESH
High Court affirms protection of purchaser's equitable interest via prompt caveat despite interim injunction. Real Property Law · SLW $0.60 · FRESH
AGC applies to declare Iris Koh and Raymond Ng as vexatious litigants. Public and Administrative Law · SLW $0.60 · FRESH
MCST held liable for termite infestation due to failure to implement reasonable preventive measures. Real Property Law · SLW $0.60 · FRESH
Shift toward holistic AI governance frameworks for Agentic AI Corporate Governance Law · SLW $0.60 · FRESH
Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that liquidators may release documents without court permission where no third-party rights are engaged Corporate Insolvency Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
Court of Appeal clarifies in [2026] SGCA 32 that section 156 IRDA governs inspection of books, not subsequent use of documents already furnished Corporate Insolvency Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that section 144(3) IRDA requires identification of specific sub-provision governing liquidators' conditional release of documents Corporate Insolvency Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that res judicata cannot be determined prematurely in interlocutory applications for document use Corporate Insolvency Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that court sanction of liquidator discretion requires real controversy and special reasons, not present in unopposed applications Corporate Insolvency Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
SGHCR in [2026] SGHCR 25 reaffirms that unjust enrichment claims are barred where an alternative cause of action exists on the same facts, even if time-barred. Contract Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
SGHCR in [2026] SGHCR 25 applies O 20 r 5 to reject time-barred amendments introducing new causes of action not arising from same facts. Contract Law · JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
High Court holds in The Law Society of Singapore v Ng Kai Ming [2026] SGHC 151 that s 33(1)(a)(iii) and s 33(2)(a) of the Legal Profession Act 1966 have different actus reus elements, with only the former requiring proof of acting 'as such advocate, solicitor or agent'. JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH
High Court holds in The Law Society of Singapore v Ng Kai Ming [2026] SGHC 151 that the Turner tests for acting as an advocate and solicitor are to be applied disjunctively, not conjunctively. JUDICIARY $0.60 · FRESH

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Corporate Insolvency Law ×5
⬡Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that liquidators may release documents without court permission where no third-party rights are engagedJUDICIARY ⬡Court of Appeal clarifies in [2026] SGCA 32 that section 156 IRDA governs inspection of books, not subsequent use of documents already furnishedJUDICIARY ⬡Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that section 144(3) IRDA requires identification of specific sub-provision governing liquidators' conditional release of documentsJUDICIARY ⬡Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that res judicata cannot be determined prematurely in interlocutory applications for document useJUDICIARY ⬡Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 32 that court sanction of liquidator discretion requires real controversy and special reasons, not present in unopposed applicationsJUDICIARY
Contract Law ×3
⬡SGHCR in [2026] SGHCR 25 reaffirms that unjust enrichment claims are barred where an alternative cause of action exists on the same facts, even if time-barred.JUDICIARY ⬡SGHCR in [2026] SGHCR 25 applies O 20 r 5 to reject time-barred amendments introducing new causes of action not arising from same facts.JUDICIARY ⬡High Court in [2026] SGHC 149 upholds summary judgment for US$16 million XRP invoice and finds incurrence of indebtedness covenant breached.JUDICIARY
General ×3
⬡High Court holds in The Law Society of Singapore v Ng Kai Ming [2026] SGHC 151 that s 33(1)(a)(iii) and s 33(2)(a) of the Legal Profession Act 1966 have different actus reus elements, with only the former requiring proof of acting 'as such advocate, solicitor or agent'.JUDICIARY ⬡High Court holds in The Law Society of Singapore v Ng Kai Ming [2026] SGHC 151 that the Turner tests for acting as an advocate and solicitor are to be applied disjunctively, not conjunctively.JUDICIARY ⬡High Court holds in The Law Society of Singapore v Ng Kai Ming [2026] SGHC 151 that delay of over six years does not preclude disciplinary investigation where public interest in protecting the legal profession outweighs prejudice to the respondent.JUDICIARY
Negligence and Malpractice Law ×2
⬡Court of Appeal holds in [2026] SGCA 33 that auditor's negligence claim for trading losses incurred while insolvent is too remote and strikes it out.JUDICIARY ⬡Court of Appeal in [2026] SGCA 33 clarifies that duty of care must not be conflated with breach or remoteness inquiries in negligence.JUDICIARY
Real Property Law ×2
○High Court affirms protection of purchaser's equitable interest via prompt caveat despite interim injunction.SLW ○MCST held liable for termite infestation due to failure to implement reasonable preventive measures.SLW
Corporate Governance Law ×1
○Shift toward holistic AI governance frameworks for Agentic AISLW
Corporate Law ×1
⬡High Court holds in [2026] SGHC 149 that contractual 'assignment' restrictions do not bar statutory amalgamations under Section 215G(c) of the Companies Act 1967.JUDICIARY
Employment Health and Safety Law ×1
○MOM and PUB face enforcement actions following fatal confined space incident.MOM
Public and Administrative Law ×1
○AGC applies to declare Iris Koh and Raymond Ng as vexatious litigants.SLW
2 on the cooling rack — contract law (1), cybersecurity law (1)

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