[2010] SGHC 342

“d not go on their separate and independent ways (at [46]). [34] The principles laid down in Chan Chin Cheung have been considered in subsequent cases such as RBS Coutts Bank Ltd v Brunner Hans-Peter [2010] SGHC 342 (“RBS Coutts”) and Ram Parshotam Mittal v Portcullis Trustnet (Singapore) Pte Ltd [2014] 3 SLR 1337 (“Ram”

“The principles laid down in Chan Chin Cheung have been considered in subsequent cases such as RBS Coutts Bank Ltd v Brunner Hans-Peter [2010] SGHC 342 (“RBS Coutts”) and Ram Parshotam Mittal v Portcullis Trustnet (Singapore) Pte Ltd and others [2014] 3 SLR 1337 (“Ram Mittal”). These cases have expanded on Chan Chin Che”

“In both contexts, our courts have set out various non-exhaustive factors to be considered (see BNP Paribas at [34] citing RBS Coutts Bank Ltd v Brunner Hans-Peter [2010] SGHC 342 and Ram Parshotam Mittal v Portcullis Trustnet (Singapore) Pte Ltd [2014] 3 SLR 1337 and JE Synergy at [16] citing Tomolugen at [180] and CSY”