What is “Cheating”? Within the Singaporean legal system “Cheating”, as stipulated by S415 of the Penal Code 1871, refers to the act of deceiving another person into
When broaching about criminal offences, the Court utilizes sentencing frameworks that can differ on a case-by-case basis. ‘Sentencing’ refers to a process utilized by the court, upon
Maintenance refers to a form of monetary support for wives, children, and/or incapacitated husbands. Generally, maintenance is to be paid during and post-marriage
Under the Singapore law, acts constituting an outrage of modesty are criminalized under s354 of the Penal Code 1871. It states that: – When determining if an
“Bail” refers to the release of an accused person from official custody through a payment of a sum of money that acts as insurance for the arrested
Corruption is defined as a ‘perversion of a person’s integrity in the performance of (especially official or public) duty or work by bribery, etc.. Corrupt practices can
The Courts have always taken a harsh stance on cases regarding maid abuse. Typically, the Court is of the opinion that Maids require additional protection because of
Whether it’s for you, or a loved one who’s currently under Police investigation for a crime in Singapore, this article will delve into the process of a
Rather than resorting to a divorce, there are alternative modes of separation in the event the marriage goes sour. Knowing all the legal options is extremely vital
Whether it’s for you, or a loved one who’s currently under Police investigation for a crime in Singapore, this article will delve into the process of a
