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Low Tuck Kwong v Sukamto Sia [2010] SGHC 159
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[2010] SGHC 159
[2010] SGHC 159
General Division of the High Court of Singapore25 May 2010Suit No 703 of 2008 (Registrar's Appeal No 104 of 2010)
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“eration of the broader context of the facts and circumstances. He reiterated, and this point was not disputed on appeal, that the threshold for striking out, in line with Low Tuck Kwong v Sukamto Sia [2010] SGHC 159 and Chee Siok Chin v Minister for Home Affairs [2006] 1 SLR(R) 582, is a high one, with a need to show w”
“rt must adopt a broad merits-based approach when assessing whether the Claimants’ conduct constitutes an abuse of the court’s process that engages the Henderson doctrine: Low Tuck Kwong v Sukamto Sia [2010] SGHC 159 at [29]–[30]. Bearing in mind the following non-exhaustive factors, the court should strike the balance”
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Case No: Suit No 703 of 2008 (Registrar's Appeal No 104 of 2010)
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2010-05-25
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