[2015] 5 SLR 153
| Year | 2015 |
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26 cases
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UHB v UHA
...minimise acrimony and discontent between the parties. The effect of such orders is that parties would bear their own costs: see JBB v JBA [2015] SGHCF 6 (at [24]-[26]). In the present case, SUM 2859 was filed before the 26 Apr and 16 Aug 2017 orders were varied by the 28 Aug 2019 orders. As......
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VWM v VWN
...successful vis-à-vis her original prayers. On that footing, and relying on the observations made by Ong J and Choo J in JBB v JVA [2015] 5 SLR 153 (at [32]) and BMG v BMH [2014] 112 (at [10]) respectively, the defendant was of the view that there be no orders as to costs so as not to increa......
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UQZ v URA
...ought to be struck out. At this juncture, I should make a brief mention of the decision of the High Court (Family Division) in JBB v JBA [2015] SGHCF 6 where Debbie Ong JC (as she then was) made the following observations (at [18]): The “no-fault” divorce regime recognises that the breakdow......
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VJL v VGM
...and discovery was undertaken in the proceedings. The award of costs lies in the discretion of the court. It was also stated in JBB v. JBA [2015] SGHCF 6 that the court is free to depart from the guiding principle that costs follow the event (such event being the grant of the interim judgmen......
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Family Law
...the jurisdiction of the Singapore courts. Entitlement to costs in divorce proceedings, ancillary hearings, and appeals 16.65 In JBB v JBA[2015] 5 SLR 153, the wife had commenced proceedings on the basis that the parties had lived apart for a continuous period of at least four years immediat......
