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4 days ago · Appointment of International Judges and extension of appointment of Judges of the Supreme Court of Singapore. 20 Jun 2024 Media Release. Supreme Court. Justice Aedit Abdullah: Speech delivered at Conversations with the Community on 30 May 2024.
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With this appointment and extension of appointments, the Supreme Court of Singapore will comprise a total of 35 Judges, including the Chief Justice, three Justices of the Court of Appeal, four Judges of the Appellate Division, 18 Judges of the High Court, four Judicial Commissioners, and five Senior Judges, alongside 22 International Judges.
Supreme Court Practice Directions 2021 (To be read with Rules of Court 2021) NextPart 1: Introduction. Last updated 4 months ago.
SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT (CHAPTER 322) RULES OF COURT 2021 ARRANGEMENT OF RULES PART 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS ORDER 1 CITATION, APPLICATION AND DEFINITIONS ... Service out of Singapore with Court’s approval (O. 8, r. 1) 2. Methods of service out of Singapore (O. 8, r. 2) 3 S 914/2021.
May 20, 2024 · Judgments and decisions are organised according to decision date. Supreme Court judgments from 2000 and IPOS and PDPC decisions from 2018 onwards are archived on SLW permanently. If a judgment or decision is not available on SLW, it may be found on LawNet or is in the process of publication.
Jan 16, 2024 · hsbc institutional trust services (singapore) limited v quarz capital asia (singapore) pte. ltd. & 3 ors [2024] sghc 153 | decision date: 14 jun 2024 | hc/oa 19/2024
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.
Four years after independence, Singapore enacted its own Supreme Court of Judicature Act to put the local court system on a footing consonant with the island’s status as an independent republic. [8]
