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We have enhanced eLitigation with a fresh new look! During the current transition phase, you can also switch back to our previous website by clicking here .
What is eLitigation. eLitigation is an online platform for parties to file applications and documents for any of the following cases: Civil cases in the State Courts and Supreme Court (High Court and Court of Appeal). Family cases in the Family Justice Courts (Family Courts, Youth Courts and the Family Division of the High Court).
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eLitigation leverages on content management systems and e-form technology to offer law firms; and court users a single access point for commencement and active management of case files throughout the litigation process.
Contact us. CrimsonLogic Helpdesk. Hotline: (65) 6887 7222. Email: elitigation@crimsonlogic.com. This site is best viewed using. IE7+, Firefox 3.5+.
Practising Certificate Fees and Charges. Note: CrimsonLogic may revise the Fees and Charges from time to time and will make available the updated Fees and Charges on eLitigation website. Each time you use our SB Services, you acknowledge and agree that our latest Fees and Charges shall apply to you.
eLitigation. File applications and manage civil cases in both the State Courts and Supreme Court, family cases in the Family Justice Courts and Supreme Court criminal cases. Integrated Case Management System (ICMS) Access e-services for criminal cases at the State Courts and the Youth Courts, including for traffic and regulatory offences.
eLitigation is an online electronic filing service of the Courts, provided by CrimsonLogic as an online service of LawNet, which is owned by the Singapore Academy of Law.
Requisition & Filing. New forms and templates have been introduced for filings via Service Bureaux. Please click on the links below to download a copy.
If a witness is unwilling to attend court, you may apply for an order called a subpoena via eLitigation requiring the witness to attend court on the specified date and time. There are 3 types of subpoenas you may apply for, depending on the nature of your case. This includes: Requiring the witness to attend court to give oral evidence.
