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Chee Siok Chin and Others v Minister for Home Affairs and Another [2005] SGHC 216
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[2005] SGHC 216
[2005] SGHC 216
General Division of the High Court of Singapore7 Dec 2005OM 39/2005, SIC 5162/2005
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“r there is any prejudice sustained by the defendant or whether a fair trial is no longer possible. Drawing reference from the case of Chee Siok Chin and others v Minister for Home Affairs and another [2005] SGHC 216 at [34], it is clear that the claimant's claim in this suit is premised on a "deception on the court" an”
“e Decision on the Preliminary Objection 23. Having carefully considered the rival submissions, together with the authorities such as Chee Siok Chin and Others v Minister for Home Affairs and Another [2005] SGHC 216 (on the court’s inherent jurisdiction to ensure that the process of the court be used properly, honestly”
“34. The Singapore High Court in Chee Siok Chin v Minister for Home Affairs [2005] SGHC 216 classified abuse into four categories, including (a) deceptive or sham proceedings, and”
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Case No: OM 39/2005, SIC 5162/2005
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2005-12-07
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