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Attorney-General v Shadrake Alan [2010] SGHC 327
[2010] SGHC 327
General Division of the High Court of Singapore3 Nov 2010Originating Summons No 720 of 2010
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“eow (“AR Seow”) in Actis Excalibur. In short, AR Seow disagreed with AR Zhuang’s views for two reasons. First, he held that the authorities cited by AR Zhuang, namely Attorney-General v Shadrake Alan [2010] SGHC 327 and Attorney-General v Chee Soon Juan [2006] 2 SLR(R) 650, were distinguishable and did not deal specifi”
“trine of horizontal stare decisis does not prevail in Singapore, this proposition was articulated only in the context of decisions made by High Court Judges (see, eg, Attorney-General v Shadrake Alan [2010] SGHC 327 at [4], cited in Chan Yat Chin at [11]). Nothing in the case authorities cited in Chan Yat Chin at [11]”
“bound. Horizontal stare decisis does not prevail in Singapore with the Court of Appeal expressly affirming that the High Court is not bound by its previous decisions (Attorney-General v Shadrake Alan [2010] SGHC 327 at [4]). Section 62 of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act (Cap 322, 2007 Rev Ed) provides that an Assis”
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Attorney-General v Shadrake Alan [2010] SGHC 327
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Case No: Originating Summons No 720 of 2010
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2010-11-03
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