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SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES

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    Use of Third Party Conviction as Evidence in Subsequent Criminal Proceedings

    Citation: [2016] Sing JLS 356
    For more than a decade in Singapore, it was unclear whether the previous conviction of a third party can be admitted as evidence not only in civil, but also in criminal proceedings. The Singapore Court of Appeal in the recent criminal reference case of Chua Boon Chye determinatively answered the question in the positive. This clarification is very much welcomed.
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    Singapore and International Law

    Citation: [1982] Sing JLS 357
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    Intention to Create Legal Relations – Family Arrangement

    Citation: [1959] Sing JLS 357
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    Implications of the Tarling Case on the Accounting Standard for the Reporting Party Transactions under the Companies Act: P.P. v Tarling

    Citation: [1985] Sing JLS 358
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    Extra-Territorial Legislation

    Citation: [1959] Sing JLS 360
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    Fundamental Breach Again: Wathes (Western) Ltd. v Austins (Menswear) Ltd. [1976] 1 Ll.L. Rep. 14

    Citation: [1976] Sing JLS 361
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    Muslim Law of Marriage

    Citation: [1959] Sing JLS 362
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    Choice of Law in a Question of Jurisdiction: Metall und Rohstoff A G v Donaldson Lufkin & Jenretter Inc.; J H Rayner (Mincing Lane) Ltd. v Teck Hock & Co. (Pte) Ltd.

    Citation: [1990] Sing JLS 363
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    Lai Wee Lian Revisited – Should Actuarial Tables be used for the Assessment of Damages in Personal Injury Litigation in Singapore?: Wells v Wells

    Citation: [2000] Sing JLS 364
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    Statement of Recommended Holdings of Indonesian Legal Materials

    Citation: [1984] Sing JLS 364