E-update Issue 2011/2: Yograj Infrastruction Ltd v Ssang Yong Engineering & Construction
A departure from the interventionalistic approach of Indian Courts in foreign arbitrations? Background In this case, the Supreme [...]
Amendments to Malaysian Arbitration Act facilitate arbitration in maritime disputes
As more maritime disputes are being referred to arbitration in recent years, it becomes vital for countries to [...]
The Business Times Who’s Who in Law Feature on Oon & Bazul – 2011
The Firm Oon & Bazul is a Singapore law firm consisting of leading specialist practice groups and with [...]
International Law Office – Material Non-disclosure: Court of Appeal Clarifies Burden on Arresting Party
Article as featured in the International Law Office 6 October 2010 Summary The High Court has clarified the [...]
International Law Office – The Asia Star: Court of Appeal clarifies innocent charterer’s duty to mitigate
Article as featured in the International Law Office 8 September 2010 Introduction The Court of Appeal’s recent decision [...]
ALB Issue 9.10 Feature on Oon & Bazul
When Oon Thian Seng and Bazul Ashhab set up a two-man shipping practice in 2002, not many would have expected then that [...]
The Business Times Who’s Who in Law Feature on Oon & Bazul – 2010
The Firm T S Oon & Bazul was established in 2002 by partners Oon Thian Seng and Bazul Ashhab as a two-man [...]
E-Update Issue 2010 / 2 – The “Vasiliy Golovnin” – Court of Appeal Rules on Wrongful Ship Arrest
In The Vasiliy Golovnin [2008] SGCA 39 the Court of Appeal set aside the arrest of a vessel [...]
E-Update Issue 2010 / 3 – SCMA and Updated Legislation Boost Maritime Dispute Resolution
Singapore has been known as a key regional centre of arbitration for many years. Among other reasons for [...]
E-Update Issue 2010 / 1 – The “United Endurance” – High Court Rules on Arrest of Vessels As Security in Foreign Proceedings
In a recent unreported decision in The United Endurance (1) the Singapore High Court allowed the claimant to [...]