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A comprehensive look at insolvency law in Singapore. Within the seven chapters of the volume readers will find that the dynamic discussion ranges from scheme of arrangement to winding up as well as cross border insolvency.

This volume provides not only discussion on partnership and agency, but also includes discussion on probate and administration as well as succession.

A comprehensive look into arbitration in Singapore. Consisting of fifteen chapters ranging from nature of arbitration until investment dispute arbitration, this volume will be an invaluable source of reference for those who are in the legal field.

A comprehensive look into arbitration in Singapore. Consisting of fifteen chapters ranging from nature of arbitration until investment dispute arbitration, this volume will be an invaluable source of reference for those who are in the legal field.

An area of the law which forms part of Singapore's vibrant legal field, this volume consists of seven chapters. From the definition and scope of tort, until the various sub-headings under tort (such as trespass, negligence and libel), this volume will complete and compliment your legal library.

Consist of marine insurance and non-marine insurance, aviation insurance, long term insurance, accident and sickness insurance, property insurance, motor vehicle insurance as well as regulation of insurance companies in a single volume.

An area of the law which forms part of Singapore's vibrant legal field, this volume consists of seven chapters. From the definition and scope of tort, until the various sub-headings under tort (such as trespass, negligence and libel), this volume will complete and compliment your legal library.

Now a standalone volume, Singapore’s constitutional law is explored and discussed within the volume. Consisting of 18 chapters (which includes a new chapter Relief from Unconstitutional State Action: Procedure and Remedies), ranging from relief of unconstitutional state action, interpreting the constitution and fundamental liberties, the volume highlights the richness of the Singapore constitutional law.

For a volume which discusses conflicts of law, look no further than this volume. Divided into three segments, namely jurisdiction (nine chapters in total), foreign judgements (consisting of four chapters) and choice of law (discussed in three chapters), this volume is a succint point of reference that will shorten a researcher's time and efforts.

Discussions include constitution and powers of criminal courts, information to police and powers of investigation, initiation of criminal proceedings as well as pre-trial procedures and procedures at trial in all courts. Facets of criminal procedure in Singapore is expanded upon in this twenty-three chaptered volume.