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2 days ago · If you do not know the case number, key in and search by hearing type (eg, mention, case conference, mediation, hearing) or case type (eg, MSS, SS, FC/D), and additionally filter by “Courts” to “Family Justice Courts” and filter the “Date” to the date of your court attendance.
Community Justice and Tribunals System. From 26 June 2024, 2300hours, all SMS messages issued by CJTS to our court users will carry the sender ID of "gov.sg".
State Courts Practice Directions 2014. Applicable to civil proceedings governed by the Rules of Court (Cap. 322, R5, 2014 Rev Ed). View the latest version of the State Courts Practice Directions 2014 on the electronic Practice Directions (e-PD) platform.
An Act relating to the constitution, jurisdiction and powers of the State Courts and the administration of justice therein.
Under the Constitution of Singapore, the judicial system of Singapore is divided into the Supreme Court which comprises the Court of Appeal and the High Court, and the subordinate courts, namely the State Courts and Family Justice Courts.
Dec 1, 2023 · The complete set of the State Courts Practice Directions (PD) is available in an electronic medium for the enhanced convenience of users. The PD can be accessed for use on a personal computer, and will be updated online for a paperless and instant amendment process.
Dec 13, 2019 · Dec 13, 2019, 10:25 PM. SINGAPORE - It took district judges and staff of the State Courts less than five minutes to march their way into a new era of administering justice at the new State...
2 days ago · Rules of Court 2021. Status: Current version. as at 03 Jul 2024. Table of Contents. Authorising Act. Amendment Annotation.
Jun 26, 2024 · Jun 26, 2024, 09:56 AM. SINGAPORE - Anti-money laundering efforts in Singapore saw the authorities seize $6 billion linked to criminal and money laundering activities between January 2019 and June ...
2 days ago · Cleaner, 65, jailed for molesting primary school boys. A cleaner with a likely paedophilic disorder molested two pupils, aged 6 and 7, from different schools. On July 3, Lim Keow Hock, 65, was sentenced to 25 months’ jail and a further eight weeks’ imprisonment in lieu of caning. He cannot be caned as he is above the age of 50.
