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Chai Kang Wei Samuel v Shaw Linda Gillian [2010] SGCA 22
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[2010] SGCA 22
[2010] SGCA 22
Court of Appeal of Singapore27 May 2010Civil Appeal No 115 of 2009
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“37. In the Republic of Singapore, the Court of Appeal in Chai Kang Wei Samuel v Shaw Linda Gillian [2010] SGCA 22; [2010] 3 SLR 587 adopted a stance consistent with the principles articulated in Yang Salbiah. Although the judgment also made reference to the English decision of Moeliker v A Reyrolle and Co Ltd [1”
“37. In the Republic of Singapore, the Court of Appeal in Chai Kang Wei Samuel v Shaw Linda Gillian [2010] SGCA 22; [2010] 3 SLR 587 adopted a stance consistent with the principles articulated in Yang Salbiah. Although the judgment also made reference to the English decision of Moeliker v A Reyrolle and Co Ltd [1”
“uidelines”) at p 3). 15 is “the maximum score” (see Public Prosecutor v Ravindran Annamalai [2013] SGHC 77 at [59]) and 3 is “the lowest possible” score (see Chai Kang Wei Samuel v Shaw Linda Gillian [2010] SGCA 22 (“Samuel Chai”) at [44]), with a score of 3 – 8 being considered “severe” (see the Guidelines at p 3). Ag”
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Case No: Civil Appeal No 115 of 2009
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Court: Court of Appeal of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2010-05-27
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