Chew Joo Chiat, deceased, Re; Lim Boon Pok v Eugene Ernest Colman, Official Assignee of the Straits Settlements
| Jurisdiction | Singapore |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Singapore) |
| Date | 1933 |
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1 cases
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Shiraz Abidally Husain and Another (executors of the estate of Abidally Abdul Husain, deceased) v Husain Safdar Abidally and Others
...for the calculation of what remuneration an executor or administrator ought to get is, as Murison CJ put it in Re Chew Joo Chiat Deceased [1933] MLJ 187, whether or not the executor or administrator has done his duty according to law. Mr Safdar could have saved the estate all the trouble or......
3 books & journal articles
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ENGLISH STATUTES IN SINGAPORE COURTS
...548 Ibid., at pp. 114—5. 549 Ibid., at pp. 115—6. As a result of the decision the Moneylenders Ordinance No. 6 of 1935 was passed. 550 [1933] M.L.J. 187. 551 20 & 21 Geo. V c.43. 552 20 & 21 Geo. V c.25. 553 Supra, note 550 at p. 189. 554 Ibid. 555 Ibid., at p. 190. 556 [1935] M.L.J. 272. 5......
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Insurance Law
...money which has been received by the insured under the insurance policy (see eg, King Lee Tee v Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd(1933) MLJ 187, where the plaintiff sought to rely on the English Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 1930, which was applicable by virtue of s 5(1......
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“ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE”
...since there was no privity of contract between the victim and the insurer: see King Lee Tee v Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Ltd[1933] MLJ 187, at 188. 7 [1982] 2 MLJ 62. 8 The Malaysian Act, the Road Transport Act 1985, contains in pari materia provisions. 9 See preamble of the agree......