Mookka Pillai Rajagopal and Others v Khushvinder Singh Chopra
| Jurisdiction | Singapore |
| Judgment Date | 06 March 1996 |
| Date | 06 March 1996 |
| Docket Number | Suit No 474 of 1994 |
| Court | High Court (Singapore) |
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3 cases
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The Law Society of Singapore v Khushvinder Singh Chopra
...Facts The facts leading to the complaint against the respondent were set out comprehensively in two decisions, one in the High Court ([1996] 2 SLR 379) (`the High Court`s decision`) and one in the Court of Appeal ([1996] 3 SLR 457) (`the Court of Appeal`s decision`). Both decisions arose wh......
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Mookka Pillai Rajagopal and Others v Khushvinder Singh Chopra
...was not in a position to exert influence in respect of the option. He said [See Khushvinder Singh Chopra v Mookka Pillai Rajagopal [1996] 1 SLR (R) 367 at [76]]: I find that the plaintiff became the defendants' solicitor on or about 22 October 1993 when he communicated his acceptance of the......
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Mooka Pillai Rajagopal and Others v Khushvinder Singh Chopra
...judge held that the statutory declaration and certain letters written by the appellants` solicitors had affirmed the transaction. (See [1996] 2 SLR 379.) The appellants appealed maintaining that there was undue influence, and that there was no affirmation of the transactions. The Court of A......
3 books & journal articles
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VITIATING FACTORS IN CONTRACT LAW — THE INTERACTION OF THEORY AND PRACTICE
...234 See ibid. 235 (1887) 36 ChD 145. 236 Sec the Sub-Section entitled “Linkages Amongst the Categories of Undue Influence”, infra. 237 [1996] 2 SLR 379. 238 This is, of course, the holding in CIBC Mortgages plc v Pitt[1994] 1 AC 200. 239 See [1996] 2 SLR 379 at 399 (emphasis added). 240 [19......
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UNDUE INFLUENCE, UNCONSCIONABILITY AND GOOD FAITH
...n 29 at 309. 45 Supra n 9 at footnote 102. See also T Duggan “Undue Influence” in Parkinson ed. Principles of Equity (1996) at 394—6. 46 [1996] 2 SLR 379. 47 Hart v O’Connor [1985] 1 AC 1000 at 1021 (PC); see also Fehlberg supra n 23 at 678. 48 [1996] 1 SLR 75 at 106. 49 See Watkins v Coomb......
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VITIATING FACTORS IN CONTRACT LAW — SOME KEY CONCEPTS AND DEVELOPMENTS
...supra n 212, at 558—563 as well as, by the same writer, supra n 1, at 42—44. 227 See generally Phang, supra n 1, at 45—46. 228 See [1996] 2 SLR 379 at 399; reversed in Mooka Pillai Rajagopal v Kushvinder Singh Chopra[1996] 3 SLR 457, but not on this particular point. 229 Cf, though, the rec......