Matter before the High Court of Singapore and Court of Appeal of Singapore which raises a novel point of law – whether the knowledge and intention of the de facto director ought to be attributed to the company to preclude the company from claiming against an ex-employee who was acting in concert with the said director.
Matter before the High Court of Singapore which is one of the first cases in Singapore to deal with the issue of the scope of duty of care owed by valuers toward a company, and also with issues such as the defence of illegality and is therefore likely to be a precedent-setting case not only in Singapore, but in other common law jurisdictions.
Matter before the High Court of Singapore which canvasses new grounds on the scope and meaning of storage agreements used globally in oil products storage agreement. More specifically, whether contractual liens stipulated in such service agreements in any way offer property in which a 3rd party holds title and a right of possession.
