The book provides a balance between analytical discussion of the principles and the practical application of the law and includes numerous illustrations and practice-related situations for this purpose.
by Jeffrey Pinsler, SC (Author)
This book will feature the structural scheme of the Family Justice Rules taking into account any relevant judicial interpretations of the rules, academic commentaries, and parallels with the general civil justice regime.
by Chen Siyuan (Author), Eunice Chua (Author), Lionel Leo (Author)
Author(s): Neil Morgan, Stanley Yeo, Mark McBride, Michael Hor, Chan Wing Cheong
ISBN: 9789814753814
Publication Date: June 2016
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A commentary on the Myanmar Penal Code that describes and critically evaluates the general principles of criminal responsibility contained in the Code.
by Chan Wing Cheong (Author), Michael Hor (Author), Mark McBride (Author), Neil Morgan (Author), Stanley Yeo (Author)
This book simplifies a very specialised area of law and considers the latest cases in the area of defamation in Singapore and Malaysia
by Doris Chia (Author)
Author(s): Stanley Yeo, Neil Morgan, Chan Wing Cheong
ISBN: 9789814798303
Publication Date: May 2018
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Comprehensive analysis of legislation, major cases, academic commentary and law reform perspectives on criminal law.
by Chan Wing Cheong (Author), Neil Morgan (Author), Stanley Yeo (Author)
It provides updates on various recent developments, and in particular addresses the latest changes to the Employment Act which came into force in April 2019.
by Ravi Chandran (Author)
A comprehensive text on employment law in Singapore which considers both basic as well as complicated issues for both the legally trained and those without legal training, such as employers, business students and human resource practitioners.
by Ravi Chandran (Author)
Author(s): Constance Tay, Laura Lau, Lorraine Ho, Wong Peck, Lynette Yap, Carrie Chan, Ong Chin Rhu, Sandra Looi
ISBN: 9789814770323
Publication Date: January 2017
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This book sets out the important principles for the various types of losses and the amounts of damages awarded for them where injury or death has occurred.
by Carrie Chan (Contributor), Constance Tay (Contributor), Laura Lau (Contributor), Lorraine Ho (Contributor), Lynette Yap (Contributor), Ong Chin Rhu (Contributor), Sandra Looi (Contributor), Wong Peck (Contributor)
Understanding Lawyers’ Ethics in Singapore sets out the essence of key ethical rules, principles and standards in Singapore’s regulatory regime for legal practitioners.
by Alvin Chen (Author), Helena Whalen-Bridge (Author)