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Law Society of Singapore v Quan Chee Seng Michael [2003] SGHC 140
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[2003] SGHC 140
[2003] SGHC 140
General Division of the High Court of Singapore30 Jun 2003OS 1774/2002
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“d. Her clients had instructed her to obtain such an order of court, but she took no action and later forged the order of court instead. Similarly, in Law Society of Singapore v Quan Chee Seng Michael [2003] SGHC 140, which concerned a conveyancing matter, the court struck off an errant solicitor who acted against the i”
“case law makes it clear that simple negligence or want of skill would not be sufficient to amount to due cause (see also the related observations in Law Society of Singapore v Quan Chee Seng Michael [2003] SGHC 140 (“Michael Quan”) at [24].”
“ad instructed her to obtain under the Mental Disorders and Treatment Act (Cap 178, 1985 Rev Ed), but which she failed to. And finally, we referred to Law Society of Singapore v Quan Chee Seng Michael [2003] SGHC 140 (“Michael Quan”), a case where the errant solicitor, amongst other things, dishonestly preferred the int”
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Case No: OS 1774/2002
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2003-06-30
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