2386 records match your query:
| 981. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.644 | |
| | Book Review: Mallal's Digest of Malaysia and Singapore Case Law 1808-1988 by Malayan Law Journal and Various Specialist Editors (4th Edition) Volume 4
Lee, Kiat Seng • [1992] Sing JLS 644 (Dec)
| | 982. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.646 | |
| | Book Review: Tax Incentives for Investment and Expansion by Margaret Fordham (2nd Edition)
Liu, Hern Kuan • [1992] Sing JLS 646 (Dec)
| | 983. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.647 | |
| | Book Review: Restitution in Public and Private Law by Gareth Jones
Bartholomew, G.W. • [1992] Sing JLS 647 (Dec)
| | 984. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.649 | |
| | Book Review: Medical Negligence by Michael A. Jones
Fordham, Margaret and Choo, Han Teck • [1992] Sing JLS 649 (Dec)
| | 985. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.651 | |
| | Book Review: Tolley's Commercial Loan Agreements by J.R. Lingard
Lan, Luh Luh • [1992] Sing JLS 651 (Dec)
| | 986. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.653 | |
| | Book Review: Pennington's Company Law by R Pennington (6th Edition)
Tan, Terence • [1992] Sing JLS 653 (Dec)
| | 987. | DECEMBER 1992 Issue | p.654 | |
| | Book Review: Principles of Company Law by H.A.J. Ford (5th Edition)
Tan, Terence • [1992] Sing JLS 654 (Dec)
| | 988. | JULY 1992 Issue | p.1 | |
| | Reform of the Law of Nullity in the Women's Charter
Leong, Wai Kum • [1992] Sing JLS 1 (Jul)The High Court of Singapore has decided that a female transsexual who undergoes a sex change operation to become a man has no capacity to marry under the Women's Charter. This controversial decision leads one to ask whether the law of nullity is in need of reform. The article critiques the decision and suggests the view that post-operative transsexuals do have the capacity to marry in their new sex. It also discusses other problems in the law of nullity and suggests improvements.
| | 989. | JULY 1992 Issue | p.40 | |
| | Removal of Judges : The Australian Experience -
Lee, H P & Morabito, V • [1992] Sing JLS 40 (Jul)
| | 990. | JULY 1992 Issue | p.56 | |
| | Implementing the UN Security Resolutions 660-678: The Singapore Experience
Foo, Kim Boon • [1992] Sing JLS 56 (Jul)The invasion of Kuwait by Iraq on 2 August 1990 triggered a string of UN Security Council resolutions that was unprecedented. Military forces were despatched by the allied nations under the auspices of the UN to enforce economic sanctions against Iraq. Singapore's response to the major resolutions are examined, in particular, the freezing of Iraqi and Kuwaiti assets. As a small state, there are valuable lessons that Singapore can learn from the Gulf conflict.
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