SAL Annual Review of 2022 Cases
In conjunction with the Singapore Academy of Law's Annual Review of Singapore cases 2022, this series of seminars will evaluate the decisions of the Singapore Courts in 2022 as well as highlight the developments in the principal areas of the law that have taken place since.
SAL Annual Review of 2022 Cases on Family Law
It was an interesting year for the range of significant decisions in Family Law handed down by the courts. Our speakers will discuss the most notable cases in 2022, including cases on the enforcement of child orders, the characterisation of matrimonial assets and the judge-led approach both substantively and in case management. These cases show how therapeutic justice has taken root in our family justice system, and provide valuable insight on the prevailing trends in family law.
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5 July 2023 (Wed) |
Family Law 1.5 Public CPD points |
3.30PM - Registration
5.15PM - Q&A |
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SAL Annual Review of 2022 Cases on Criminal Law This presentation will cover significant criminal law decisions handed down by the Singapore courts in 2022, including decisions relating to the Penal Code (including cases on common intention, diminished responsibility, and dishonesty in the context of cheating) and the Misuse of Drugs Act (cases on the presumption of knowledge under s 18(2) and the defence of bailment), and other notable decisions.
There have been several decisions from the Singapore Courts in 2022. One of which is The Jeil Crystal [2022] SGCA 66 where the Court of Appeal considered whether a warrant of arrest may be upheld based on a cause of action that was not originally pleaded when the warrant of arrest was issued. The Singapore Courts also considered cases dealing with misdelivery claims under bills of lading in the course of 2022. Mr Toh Kian Sing SC and Ms Vivian Ang, as authors of this chapter on Admiralty and Shipping in the SAL Annual Review will share their review on these cases. This will be followed by a discussion moderated by Mr Mohammad Haireez on the issues arising from these cases and the potential wider impact they may have on the invocation of the admiralty jurisdiction of the Singapore Courts and the adjudication of mis-delivery claims.
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Registration Fee
Click here to register. SAL members may utilise credit dollars (C$).
Per session:
Member's Price: $97.20 (inclusive 8% GST)
Associate Student’s Price: $32.40 (inclusive 8% GST)
Non-Member’s Price: $129.60 (inclusive 8% GST)
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