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Future of Consumer APAC: Climate change and ESG litigation trends in the consumer sector
MALAYSIAN HIGH COURT CLARIFIES COVID-19 ACT RELIEF FOR PARTIES UNABLE TO PERFORM CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS
Singapore extends third-party funding framework to SICC proceedings and domestic arbitrations
MALAYSIAN FEDERAL COURT STREAMLINES CORPORATE VEIL PIERCING PRINCIPLES WITH MODERN ENGLISH LAW APPROACH
NEW PROCEDURAL RIGHTS AS INDONESIA-SINGAPORE BIT COMES INTO FORCE
Rule against penalties: Singapore Court of Appeal affirms Dunlop test
LATEST EDITION OF ASIA PACIFIC DISPUTE RESOLUTION GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE
COVID-19 Governance: New legislation provides temporary relief from performance for selected Singapore-related contracts (Singapore)
On 7 April 2020, the Singapore Parliament passed the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Bill (the COVID Act), which, amongst others, offers temporary reprieve …
Malaysian Court of Appeal considers injunctions to restrain the calling of performance bonds in support of arbitration
In the first half of 2019, Malaysia's Court of Appeal considered no less than four appeals relating to applications to restrain the calling of …
MALAYSIA’S HIGH COURT ALLOWS JUDICIAL INQUIRY OF DAMAGES FOR A WRONGFULLY GRANTED COURT-ORDERED INJUNCTION WITHOUT AWAITING THE OUTCOME OF THE ARBITRATION
In Jaks Island Circle Sdn Bhd v Star Media Group Bhd and Another (Originating Summons No. WA-24C(ARB)-11-02/2018), the Malaysian High Court …
Malaysia: Disputes over terms of settlement underscore the importance of robustly drafted settlement agreements
As the spotlight shines on mediated settlements with the signing of the Singapore Convention on Mediation on 7 August 2019, it is timely to recall that …
46 countries sign the Singapore Convention on mediated settlements today
After extensive discussions between member states, the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation, also …
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