[2010] SGHC 39

“oduction process to randomly search for information in hope that documents which may be beneficial or advantageous to it will some way emerge (see Banque Cantonale de Geneve SA v Allen & Gledhill LLP [2010] SGHC 39 at [3]). The specific production regime under O 11 r 3 has no room for “fishing” attempts since that is f”

“y a party to randomly search for information in the hope that documents which may be beneficial or advantageous to it in some way will emerge (see Banque Cantonale de Geneve SA v Allen & Gledhill LLP [2010] SGHC 39 at [3]). However, there can be no question of fishing if the Liquidator is able to (a) properly articulat”

“y a party to randomly search for information in the hope that documents which may be beneficial or advantageous to it in some way will emerge (see Banque Cantonale de Geneve SA v Allen & Gledhill LLP [2010] SGHC 39 at [3]). Quite clearly, this is not the case here because Category 7 is limited both in terms of subject”