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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".
Visit the State Courts. Find out how to get to the State Courts, their operating hours and how to find your way around with a floor-by-floor directory.
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 State Courts comprise district and magistrate courts and hear both civil and criminal cases that do not fall under the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. Over 90% of all judicial cases in Singapore are heard in the State Courts. Its annual volume averages about 350,000 cases.
JUDICIARY, STATE COURTS. Address : 1 Havelock Square Singapore 059724. View agency's location map. Tel. 6587 8423 (6-Justice) 1800 6587 8423 (1800-Justice) http://www.judiciary.gov.sg. Mission Statement : Accessible justice through quality judgments, appropriate dispute resolution and innovative court services. Departments/Divisions.
Jan 1, 2024 · 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.
These Practice Directions may be cited as the State Courts Practice Directions 2021 and come into operation on 1 April 2022.
The State Courts of Singapore include the District Courts, the Magistrates´ Courts, the Specialised Courts (i.e. Family and Juvenile Court, etc.) and the Employment Claims and Small Claims Tribunals.
The Singapore judiciary system consists of two tiers: the Supreme Court and the State Courts (known as Subordinate Courts until 2014). Located at 1 Havelock Square, the State Courts consist of the District Courts, Magistrates’ Courts, Family Courts and various specialised courts. These courts hear both civil and criminal cases that do not ...
