Tag: Singapore
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Raymond Ng declared vexatious litigant, court imposes litigation restraints on Iris Koh
The court found that Raymond Ng had brought certain proceedings for collateral purposes and likely had the intention to annoy opposing parties.
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Woman seeking S$1 million in child support from alleged father fails to get court-ordered DNA test
The judge said that a court can order a DNA paternity test, but there must be enough evidence to justify compelling the man to do so, and not just based on bare allegations.
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What roadside parking could look like under ERP 2
About 1,000 motorists are testing roadside electronic parking under ERP 2. CNA took it for a spin.
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GovTech layoffs necessary to maintain quality of digital services for Singaporeans, says Jasmin Lau
GovTech officers in their 40s formed the largest age group of affected employees, accounting for about four in 10.
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New NCSS chair calls for stronger partnerships to tackle Singapore’s growing social challenges
Senior Counsel Gregory Vijayendran takes over as chairperson of the National Council of Social Service at a time when Singapore’s social needs are becoming increasingly complex.
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Gillman Barracks, Sunset Way plans not fixed as government weighs competing needs: Alvin Tan
While the formal consultation period for environmental and heritage impact assessments ends on Aug 6, engagement with stakeholders will continue, says the minister of state for national development.
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Warrant of arrest issued for Lim Tean after he fails to surrender to begin jail term
Lim Tean’s lawyer told CNA that Lim was uncontactable and that this was very “unlike him”.
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SCDF seeks powers to take action against suppliers of non-compliant bomb shelter products
If passed, the Bill will allow SCDF to issue directions to parties in the supply chain if there are reasonable grounds to believe that a regulated shelter product is non-compliant.
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MHA proposes giving police powers to order banks, telcos to share information, disable scam-linked accounts
Under the Bill, higher fines may also be imposed on designated service providers who do not comply with the Online Criminal Harms Act.
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New law proposed to lower en bloc thresholds for older condominiums
The current consent thresholds for collective sales were first introduced in 1999. Since then, many developments have got significantly older, said the Ministry of Law.
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