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  • When two or more persons, by fighting in a public place, disturb the public peace, are they committing any offence?  To fight is to take part in a violent struggle involving the exchange of physical blows or the use of weapons.  For example, when two persons exchanged blows in the MRT station and...

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  • A tenancy is a contract where possession of a property is transferred to the tenant for a fixed term by the owner also known as the landlord in return for a periodical payment of a sum of money called the rental.  A tenancy which is less than 7 years can be created by a written contract.  However...

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  • You may have encountered situations where you are required to make statutory declarations to government bodies, government agencies, statutory boards or other government organisations.  Statutory declarations are required for some government departments or statutory boards.  The statutory form of...

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  • A will is a legal document made by a person called the testator in which he declares how his properties are to be distributed after his death. If a will is made by a female, she will be called a testatrix.  In this legal document, the testator will also appoint a person called the executor to gat...

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  • In Singapore, a letter of demand is usually sent to the debtor before the commencement of a writ of summons in a civil action.  The issuance of a writ of summons without a formal letter of demand may cause much distress and anxiety to the debtor.  At present, there is no defined protocol to be us...

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  • In Singapore, legal documents are executed in 2 forms: (1) an instrument under hand or (2) in a more solemn form called deed.  A deed is an instrument which either of itself passes an interest, right or property, creates an obligation binding on some person, or amounts to an affirmation or confir...

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  • There are many reasons why a person will want to change his/her name.  Some will want to change the name because he/she wants a new name of his/her choice.  Some people like unique names like Branne and Tidus.  Some will also want to change his/her name because the name was spelt incorrectly.  So...

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  • By virtue of Section 95(3)(d) of the Women's Charter, if the husband and wife have lived apart for at least 3 years and if either party consents to a judgment for divorce being granted, the Family Court in hearing the divorce proceeding will hold the marriage as irretrievably broken down on the g...

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  • The Constitution of the Republic of Singapore is a written one and this document sets out the organs of the state.  The three organs of the state are: (1) the Executive (2) the Legislature (3) the Judiciary.  The Constitution of the Republic of Singapore sets out the organs of the Government and ...

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  • The internet is a vast decentralized global network of computers containing millions of pages of information.  The World Wide Web (WWW) is the medium for electronically publishing information on the internet in the form of pages called websites or homepages.  Each of these websites has a unique a...

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  • The Singapore Parliament passed the Housing and Development Act to establish the Housing & Development Board (HDB) which is a statutory body. Under the Housing and Development Act (Chapter 129), HDB is Singapore's public housing Authority. HDB sell HDB flats with leases of 99 years to Sing...

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  • Contracts under seal are known as deeds or specialty contracts.  A contract under seal is a contract in writing, which is signed, sealed and delivered. This Deed of Arrangement is a special contract made between the Guarantor and Hirer of a motor car. By a Hire Purchase Agreement made between ...

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  •     By virtue of the Income Tax Act, every person carrying on or exercising any trade, business, profession or vocation in Singapore shall keep and retain sufficient records to which any income relates so as to enable his income to be readily ascertained by the Comptroller of Income Tax.  All ...

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  •     If you wish to carry on any business in Singapore, you will have to register a business entity.  In Singapore, there are many different types of business entities and these different forms of business organisations are sole proprietorship, partnership, company, limited liability partnershi...

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