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When a Marriage of Convenience Still Counts: The Court of Appeal on Pre-2016 Marriages

Mr Cheng died on 8 January 2012 without a will. His family learnt that he had a wife only when the Insolvency and Public Trustee’s …
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CPF and Property: Using Your CPF for Down Payment, Mortgage and What Happens on Sale

Conveyancing in Singapore: a series from OTP Law Corporation, Part 8 of 12 For most Singaporeans and Permanent Residents, CPF savings are not a supplementary …
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IP in the Digital Economy, Part 1: What Changed in Copyright Since 2004

This is Part 1 of a four-part series updating our original 2004 article on intellectual property in the digital economy. Singapore’s Copyright Act has been …
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Where the Law Draws the Line: Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and Refusal of Treatment

Is euthanasia or assisted suicide legal in Singapore? A clear explanation of the legal boundary, the Penal Code, and what the AMD actually permits …
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The Fifth Will: What One Family’s Dispute Teaches About Making a Will

A 92-year-old man wants to sell one of his eleven properties. His wife co-owns it, but she has dementia, and their daughter holds the authority …
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