Philip Tay

Rajah & Tann Singapore LLPActive 2015-2015

4Court Cases

Philip Tay is a Singapore-based lawyer at Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP with 4 recorded court appearances between 2015 and 2015. Active in Court of Appeal, High Court. Primary practice areas include Civil Appeal Nos 160 of 2013 and 161 of 2013, Civil Procedure - Costs, Contract - Breach.This profile is compiled from publicly available eLitigation.sg court records.

Practice Areas

Civil Appeal Nos 160 of 2013 and 161 of 20132 cases

Civil Procedure - Costs1 cases

Contract - Breach1 cases

Evidence - Documentary evidence - Reports1 cases

Evidence - Admissibility of evidence - Hearsay1 cases

Damages - Rules in awarding - Proof of actual damage1 cases

Admiralty and Shipping - Admiralty Jurisdiction and Arrest - Meaning of "damage done by a ship" under s 3(1)(d) of the High Court (Admiralty Jurisdiction) Act (Cap 123, 2001 Rev Ed)1 cases

ADM No 163 of 2013 (Registrar's Appeal No 402 of 2014)1 cases

Civil procedure - Striking out1 cases

Evidence - Admissibility of evidence - Foreign law1 cases

Representation

Who this lawyer typically represents in court:

appellant in civil appeal no 160 of 2013 and the respondent in civil appeal no 161 of 2013 (2)defendant (1)plaintiff in adm no 201 of 2011 (1)

Court Appearances (4)

Gimpex Limited v Unity Holdings Business Ltd and others and another appeal

[2015] SGCA 17 - Court of Appeal - 27 Mar 2015

Civil Procedure - CostsCivil Appeal Nos 160 of 2013 and 161 of 2013

2015

Gimpex Ltd v Unity Holdings Business Ltd and others and another appeal

[2015] SGCA 8 - Court of Appeal - 9 Feb 2015

Contract - BreachEvidence - Documentary evidence - ReportsEvidence - Admissibility of evidence - Hearsay

2015

The "Vinalines Pioneer"

[2015] SGHC 278 - High Court - 26 Oct 2015

Admiralty and Shipping - Admiralty Jurisdiction and Arrest - Meaning of "damage done by a ship" under s 3(1)(d) of the High Court (Admiralty Jurisdiction) Act (Cap 123, 2001 Rev Ed)ADM No 163 of 2013 (Registrar's Appeal No 402 of 2014)

2015

The "Chem Orchid"

[2015] SGHC 50 - High Court - 18 Feb 2015

Civil procedure - Striking outEvidence - Admissibility of evidence - Foreign lawAdmiralty and shipping - Admiralty jurisdiction and arrest - Actions in rem

2015

Source: eLitigation.sg (Singapore Courts). Data compiled by FairComparisons.