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Tan Shwu Leng v Singapore Airlines Limited and Another [2001] SGHC 51
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[2001] SGHC 51
[2001] SGHC 51
General Division of the High Court of Singapore20 Mar 2001Suit 1906/1997, RA 600311/2000
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“Whereas the test of favourability usually rests on the dollar value of what has been awarded (Tan Shwu Leng v Singapore Airlines Limited and Another [2001] SGHC 51 at [96]), favourability should also be interpreted in context and may depend on the terms of the particular offer (CCM Industrial Pte Ltd v Uniquetech Pte L”
“he terms of the offer to settle. A more “favourable” sum offered in settlement means “more in terms of dollar value than what has been awarded”: Tan Shwu Leng v Singapore Airlines Limited and another [2001] SGHC 51 (“Tan Shwu Leng”) at [96]. However, “[i]n an offer to settle which contains many terms, the sum offered i”
“Lim Poh Choo was applied in the local case of Tan Shwu Leng v Singapore Airlines Limited and Another [2001] SGHC 51 (“Tan Shwu Leng”). In that case, the plaintiff was an airline cabin crew. As part of her loss of earnings claim, she included a claim for loss of various allowances which she would have been entitled”
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Case No: Suit 1906/1997, RA 600311/2000
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2001-03-20
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