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4 days ago · A trusted Judiciary • Ready for tomorrow. The Singapore Judiciary is guided by our vision and our shared core values of Fairness, Accessibility, Integrity and Respect.
Visit the Supreme Court. Find out how to get to the Supreme Court, its operating hours and how to find your way around with a floor-by-floor directory.
Find written decisions delivered by the Singapore courts and other related materials.
3 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.
The Supreme Court is part of the court system in Singapore that upholds the law and ensures justice is accessible to all. It has judicial power to hear both criminal and civil matters. View the vision, mission and values of the Supreme Court.
Understand the role and structure of the Singapore courts, which include the Supreme Court, State Courts and Family Justice Courts.
The Supreme Court Bench consists of the Chief Justice, the Judges of Appeal, and Judges and Judicial Commissioners of the High Court. All members of the Bench are appointed by the President of Singapore if he, acting in his discretion, concurs with the advice of the Prime Minister.
The official YouTube channel of the Singapore Judiciary. SG Courts represents the Singapore Judiciary which comprises the Supreme Court, State Courts and Family Justice Courts.
Apr 11, 2024 · The Supreme Court of Singapore comprises the Court of Appeal and the High Court. 1 The Supreme Court and the State Courts (previously known as Subordinate Courts) together form the two tiers of the Singapore judiciary system. 2 As a key organ of the state judiciary, the Supreme Court hears both civil and criminal cases, as well as appeals ...
3 days ago · An Act to provide for the jurisdiction and powers of the superior courts of judicature. 1. This Act is the Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969. 2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires —. “Supreme Court Judge” means the Chief Justice, a Justice of the Court of Appeal, a Judge of the Appellate Division or a Judge of the High ...
