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Are There Difficulties in Applying Conventional Principles of Liability? What happens when artificial intelligence does not perform as expected? This article explores the key features of artificial intelligence that may affect the application of conventional principles of liability, such as in

The Impact of the UK Supreme Court Decision in Barton and others v Morris and another in place of Gwyn Jones (deceased) [2023] UKSC 3 on Implied Terms, Unjust Enrichment and Quantum Meruit in Singapore Contracts form the basis of almost

Most individuals believe that their affairs are simple because they are familiar to them - it is the reality they live with every day. Many therefore request simple Wills to save time and costs. However, on further inspection their affairs

Generative AI tools like Chat GPT and Stable Diffusion must have access to millions of text and images in order for them to learn and eventually generate output successfully in response to user commands. The key question for copyright lawyers

Singapore is not insulated from serious sexual offences. Strong emotions naturally erupt over sexual deviants desecrating their victims and robbing them of their innocence. In the court of public opinion, many chanted for chemical castration to be used as a

This is the second of a two-part article that documents the earliest days of the Court of Judicature in Singapore and the problems in its administration. Read part one here. This is a much revised and truncated version of a much

This article examines the recent repeal of section 377A of the Penal Code and the concurrent constitutional amendment to strengthen the institution of marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Specifically, it explains the jurisprudential significance of

This is the first of a two-part article that documents the earliest days of the Court of Judicature in Singapore and the problems in its administration.

In its 2022 decision of Tan Teck Kee v Ratan Kumar Rai [2022] SGCA 62, the Court of Appeal considered, inter alia, the appropriate “test” for identifying a fiduciary relationship and whether and when a director may owe concurrent fiduciary

The British East India Company 1819–1824 (Part 2) This is a much revised and truncated version of a much longer chapter written in connection with the Law Society’s Administration of Justice in Singapore 1819–1942 project for which the Society was awarded