The term Voluntarily Causing hurt might sound somewhat complex. Still, its essence is straightforward and crucial in Singapore's legal landscape. It revolves around intentionally inflicting physical harm or bodily pain on another person. Understanding...
Technology continually gives us new ways to connect, learn and share, and life wouldn't be the same for most of us without its convenience. But it also exposes us to certain crimes, and it's important to understand these risks so you know what you can...
If you have been found guilty of a criminal offence, the Court may sometimes issue you with a Detention Order rather than sentence you to imprisonment. While similar to imprisonment in the sense that you will be confined to a certain place for a period...
Navigating the complexities of the workplace and employment laws can be challenging, particularly when understanding the implications of non-compete clauses. These contractual provisions, designed to limit an employee's ability to engage in competitive...
The Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is an important legal document that allows individuals above 21 years old in Singapore to appoint someone they trust to make decisions on their behalf. It grants authority to a trusted person, known as the donee, to...
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