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Ang Thiam Swee v Low Hian Chor [2013] SGCA 11
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[2013] SGCA 11
[2013] SGCA 11
Court of Appeal of Singapore31 Jan 2013Civil Appeal No 123 of 2011, Summons No 1423 of 2012 and Summons No 2120 of 2012
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“] SGCA 18. [16] The element of good faith in the context of seeking leave for statutory derivative action was also considered in the Singapore Court of Appeal case of Ang Thiam Swee v. Low Hian Chor [2013] SGCA 11. In that case, the plaintiff had failed to discharge his burden of establishing that he was acting in good”
“ch a situation leave should not have been granted. Since it was apparent that the respondent was not acting in good faith, we hold that leave was wrongly granted.” (see ANG THIAM SWEE V LOW HIAN CHOR [2013] SGCA 11 [2013] 2 SLR 340 ) **Note : Serial number will be used to verify the originality of this document via eFI”
“an applicant honestly and reasonably believes that a good cause of action exists is to be subjectively assessed by the Court. See the Singapore Court of Appeal case of Ang Thiam Swee v Low Hian Chor [2013] SGCA 11. [40] The Supreme Court in New South Wales in Maher v Honeysett & Maher Electrical Contractors [2005] NSWS”
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Case No: Civil Appeal No 123 of 2011, Summons No 1423 of 2012 and Summons No 2120 of 2012
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Court: Court of Appeal of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2013-01-31
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