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Letters of Credit and Sanctions: Celestial Aviation Services Ltd v UniCredit Bank GmbH (London Branch) [2024] EWCA Civ 628, [2025] 1 WLR 196 and Kuvera Resources Pte Ltd v JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. [2023] SGCA 28, [2023] 2 SLR 389
First view: [Sep 2026 Online] Sing JLS - Case and Legislation Notes
Trade Mark Infringement and the Internet: East Coast Podiatry Centre Pte Ltd v Family Podiatry Centre Pte Ltd [2025] SGCA 28, [2025] 1 SLR 914
First view: [Sep 2026 Online] Sing JLS - Case and Legislation Notes
When Courts do not Understand Crypto Assets and Blockchain Technologies: D’Aloia v Persons Unknown Category A & Ors [2024] EWHC 2342 (Ch); [2025] 1 WLR 821
First view: [Sep 2026 Online] Sing JLS - Case and Legislation Notes
The Standard of Care Applicable to Practitioners of Alternative Medicine: Shakoor v Situ
Citation: [2001] Sing JLS 1 - Case and Legislation Notes
Singapore’s New Environmental Law: The Environmental Pollution Control Act, 1999
Citation: [2000] Sing JLS 1 - Case and Legislation Notes
Defences to Strict Liability Offenses in Singapore and Malaysia
Citation: [1985] Sing JLS 1 - Case and Legislation Notes
Varying the Terms of a Trust – A New Power for the Courts? : Leo Teng Choy v Leo Teng Kit
Citation: [2001] Sing JLS 12 - Case and Legislation Notes
The Laws in Singapore and England Affecting Spouses’ Property on Divorce: White v White: Cowan v Cowan
Citation: [2001] Sing JLS 19Two comparative law jurists accurately observed this character of legal development more than two decades ago. The laws of several countries of the effect of marriage on each spouse’s interest in the property of the other acquired during the course of their marriage are proving this proposition. This note records developments in Singapore and England. Recent decisions in England portend to mirror earlier development in Singapore.