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Disputes

Singapore

Future of 38 Oxley Road: What happens next

Founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew's daughter Lee Wei Ling had continued living at 38 Oxley Road until her death in October 2024.
Singapore
BT EXPLAINS

A timeline of events surrounding 38 Oxley Road

If a Preservation Order is made, the government intends to acquire the site at 38 Oxley Road to safeguard it and “preserve it in keeping with its historic significance and national importance”.
Singapore

Government intends to gazette 38 Oxley Road site as national monument, issues notice to Lee Hsien Yang

Justice Philip Jeyaretnam became SICC president in 2023, succeeding founding president Quentin Loh.
Singapore

Singapore’s international commercial court eyes bigger role in global disputes: Philip Jeyaretnam 

GallopAir is known for its US$2 billion deal to purchase 30 aircraft from Chinese state-owned company Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China.
International

Chinese-backed airline GallopAir wins ownership fight for aviation consultancy over former partner

IReit’s manager says it intends to contest the claimed by DRV relating to its Berlin Campus (pictured).
Reits & Property

IReit Global’s German subsidiaries served with payment order by former tenant

Sim Leisure owns and operates the Escape outdoor adventure park in Penang, the Escape Challenge indoor park at Paradigm Mall in Petaling Jaya, and KidZania Kuala Lumpur.
Companies & Markets

Sim Leisure to receive compensation after settling theme park dispute with Bandar Malaysia

Minister for Law Edwin Tong and ICSID secretary-general Martina Polasek at Singapore Convention Week 2025 signing the Letter of Intent to establish an ICSID office in Singapore.
Singapore

International investment dispute body to open branch in Singapore

Pixgeneric / Office workers crossing Cross Street near Lau Pa Sat in the CBD area on April 7, 2025. Asian markets extended a global stock rout on April 7 and Wall Street futures sank as US President Donald Trump refused to roll back global tariffs that could push the world into a recession. Singapore’s Straits Times Index (STI) plunged 8.57 per cent, or 328.20 points, to 3,497.66 when trading opened. The drop marked the the blue-chip index’s largest intraday loss since the 8.9 per cent plunge during the global financial crisis on Oct 24, 2008, and exceeded the 8.4 per cent fall seen during the Covid-19 sell-off on March 23, 2020. 
Companies & Markets

Fidrec extends jurisdiction to include claims from small businesses and charities from July

Nanyang Old Coffee's flagship outlet at the junction of South Bridge Road and Smith Street.
Property

Chinatown Business Association seeks S$77,700 from Nanyang Old Coffee over use of outdoor area

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