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Stamford Land wins $1.9m claim against UOB over rights issue after bank found grossly negligent (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Justice Dedar Singh Gill said UOB, which was appointed manager of Stamford Land’s rights issue, should have ensured the allocation complied with Singapore Exchange rules. SINGAPORE – Mainboard-listed Stamford Land Corporation has won a $1.9 million claim against UOB after the High Court found that the bank had been grossly negligent when it gave the company non-compliant advice on how to allocate excess shares in a 2021 rights issue. In a
Man sues HSBC Life over wrong 2002 ‘involuntary resignation’ record, but loses defamation claim (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Chua Kim Chuan lost the case because the High Court found he had not proved the inaccurate reference cost him the Prudential job opportunity. SINGAPORE – A 2002 resignation came back to haunt a man more than two decades later when a background check for a prospective job wrongly described his departure from his former employer as an “involuntary resignation”. The man, Chua Kim Chuan, sued his former employer AXA Insurance – now HSBC Life
Man wrongly transfers $6,650 to ex-wife; ‘highly unreasonable’ conduct costs her over $7,000 (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox In a judgment released on Sept 7, Deputy Registrar Mark Lim said the case could have been resolved immediately after the mistaken transfer. SINGAPORE – Instead of transferring $6,650 to fintech platform Wise, James Jonathan accidentally sent the money to his ex-wife Adel Ng because he had saved her in his contact list as “Wife”. What followed was a six-month legal dispute that involved a police report, an unsuccessful application to strik
CFO loses $200,000 bonus claim after choosing his own interpretation of employer’s requirements (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox District Judge Jonathan Ng Pang Ern dismissed Ngai Nai Ping Jango’s claims against his former employer Banshing Industrial. SINGAPORE – A chief financial officer who claimed $200,000 in unpaid bonuses has lost his case after a judge found that he had effectively rewritten his employer’s requirements because he believed he knew better. Ngai Nai Ping Jango joined precision-engineering company Banshing Industrial as its CFO in November 2022,
Employee on probation entitled to notice pay even if not confirmed: High Court (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Whether an employee is entitled to notice depends on the wording of the employment contract and the circumstances under which it was made, said Court of Appeal Justice Sushil Nair. SINGAPORE – An employee on probation is entitled to notice or salary in lieu of notice even if the employer decides not to confirm him, the High Court has held. The court said a probation period does not automatically turn an employment contract into a fixed-te
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