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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 .
Requisition & Filing. New forms and templates have been introduced for filings via Service Bureaux. Please click on the links below to download a copy.
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.
Jan 16, 2024 · DCA v DCB. [2024] SGHC 154 | Decision Date: 14 Jun 2024 | HC/OC 94/2022. [Road Traffic — Offences — Driving without a licence — Sentencing framework for s 35 (1) RTA offences of driving without a licence ] DARYLE SEAH MING YANG v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR. [2024] SGHC 152 | Decision Date: 14 Jun 2024 | HC/MA 9149/2023/01.
eLitigation - electronic filing and extraction services for the Supreme Court and State Courts Leveraging on the experience gained from the implementation of the Electronic Filing System (EFS), eLitigation is a new and improved platform for law firms to file and serve court documents electronically in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
eLitigation subscription is only available to registered law firms and selected government agencies in Singapore. Non-law firms intending to submit court documents electronically can appoint a registered law firm or seek the assistance of the CrimsonLogic service bureaux.
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ELECTRONIC SERVICE OF DOCUMENTS. The Electronic Service of Documents (e-serve) allows non-subscribing law firms or litigants-in-person to serve court documents on other registered law firms (subscribers) electronically via the eLitigation system.
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).
The Helpdesk support telephone line for eLitigation is from 7am to 1am daily, including Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. During non-support hours, please send us an email. Our support staff will respond to you on the next working day.
