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Latham v Credit Suisse First Boston [2000] SGCA 26
[2000] SGCA 26
Court of Appeal of Singapore15 May 2000CA 168/1999
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“dent to the written contract as compared to collateral contracts and warranties. In support of this proposition, the Singapore Court of Appeal in the case of Latham Scott v Credit Suisse First Boston [2000] SGCA 26 had the occasion to adjudicate on a similar provision in their section 94 (c ) of their Evidence Act: “19”
“atrimonial home, there was no uncertainty about the plaintiff’s rights. Similarly in Scott Latham v Credit Suisse First Boston [1999] SGHC 302 (upheld on appeal in Latham v Credit Suisse First Boston [2000] SGCA 26), Chan Seng Onn JC (as he then was) declined to make a declaratory order regarding the plaintiff’s wrongf”
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Latham v Credit Suisse First Boston [2000] SGCA 26
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Case No: CA 168/1999
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Court: Court of Appeal of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2000-05-15
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