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Leong Mei Chuan v David Chan Teck Hock [2001] SGHC 80
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[2001] SGHC 80
[2001] SGHC 80
General Division of the High Court of Singapore25 Apr 2001D 3777/1997, RAS 720013 and 720014 of 2000
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“S/N 34, it is trite that debts owing to a spouse as at the date of interim judgment constitute matrimonial assets. As Woo Bih Li JC (as he then was) observed in Leong Mei Chuan v David Chan Teck Hock [2001] SGHC 80 (at [123]), if debts owed to a spouse are not included in the matrimonial pool, “a spouse will be encoura”
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Case No: D 3777/1997, RAS 720013 and 720014 of 2000
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2001-04-25
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