| 811. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.291 |
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| The Possessory Lien in Actions in Rem: A Common Law Security in Admiralty
Toh, Kian Sing • [1997] Sing JLS 291 (Jul)This article examines the possessory lien as an interest in admiralty, with particular reference to the position of ship repairers as well as port and harbour authorities.
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| 812. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.318 |
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| Adequate and Just Compensation for Fraud-induced Acquisition of Shares: Smith New Court v Citibank NA
Loke, Fay Hoon Alexander • [1997] Sing JLS 318 (Jul)
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| 813. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.329 |
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| Retrospective Confiscation Laws Corruption (Confiscation of Benefits) Act Drug Trafficking (Confiscation of Benefits) Act
Chan, Wing Cheong • [1997] Sing JLS 329 (Jul)
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| 814. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.343 |
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| Compensation for Loss of Office Grinsted v Britannia Brands (Holdings) Pte Ltd
Lan, Luh Luh • [1997] Sing JLS 343 (Jul)
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| 815. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.356 |
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| Book Review: The Legal System of Singapore by Helena HM Chan
Koh, KL • [1997] Sing JLS 356 (Jul)
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| 816. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.357 |
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| Book Review: Construction Law in Singapore and Malaysia (Second Edition) by Nigel Robinson, Anthony Lavers, George Tan & Raymond Chan
Lee, Kiat Seng • [1997] Sing JLS 357 (Jul)
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| 817. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.359 |
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| Book Review: Mallal's Digest - Index to Legal Periodicals of Malaysia and Singapore 1932 to 1995
Phang, Andrew • [1997] Sing JLS 359 (Jul)
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| 818. | JULY 1997 Issue | p.363 |
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| Book Review: Butterworth's Annotated Statutes of Singapore: Intellectual Property Law Annotated by Ng Siew Kuan
Wong, Wai San Mary • [1997] Sing JLS 363 (Jul)
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| 819. | DECEMBER 1996 Issue | p.279 |
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| The Rules of Courts, 1996
Pinsler, Jeffrey D • [1996] Sing JLS 279 (Dec)The Rules of Court, which came into effect in May 1996, combine the rules of the Supreme Court and the subordinate courts for the very first time. This article considers how this re-constitution was achieved, the consequences of this development, and the substantive changes which have been introduced in the context of the ongoing process of reform.
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| 820. | DECEMBER 1996 Issue | p.312 |
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| Strict Liability in Criminal Law: A Re-Examination
Hor, Yew Meng Michael • [1996] Sing JLS 312 (Dec)The mens rea or mental element of crime exists in a spectrum of strictness. Strict liability is only one of many points in this spectrum. With this in mind, this articles examines some recent pronouncements on the reason for strict liability. It also discusses recent legislative attitudes towards strict liability and judicial views on the effect of presumptions of knowledge on the mental element of crime. Finally, a reconciliation between the contrasting approaches of the Penal Code and the Common Law is attempted, with the result that the courts are given maximum freedom to impose the appropriate mens rea where the Legislature has chosen not to specify what it is to be.
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