Show Cause Proceedings Before the Court of Three Judges: Some Procedural Questions: The Law Society of Singapore v Bay Puay Joo Lilian
This note examines two procedural questions flowing from the Court of Three Judges’ recent decision in The Law Society of Singapore v Bay Puay Joo Lilian [2007] SGHC 209. While the decision will almost certainly be remembered for its guidance on the admissibility of evidence obtained by way of entra...
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Main Author: | GOH, Yihan |
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2008
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