ARTICLES
RECENT EVENTS
CASE DIGESTS (March 2022)
By Tham Wei Chern & Ling Yuanrong – Fullerton Law Chambers
In this issue, we report on the following decisions on arbitration released by the Singapore courts between January 2022 and March 2022:
IN HOT SEAT
In each issue of our newsletter, we interview an SIArb member to get their views on the alternative dispute resolution scene in Singapore, and to obtain some insight into what makes them tick. In this issue, we interview: Mr. Kelvin Aw.
WEBINAR: “You Can’t Re-Open that Question!” – Res Judicata in International Arbitration (9 March 2022)
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WEBINAR: Developments in Singapore Arbitration 2021 (10 February 2022)
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WEBINAR: Crossing Continents: What Can Singapore and Switzerland Learn From Each Other? (13 January 2022)
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upcoming events
ARTICLES
CASE DIGESTS (March 2022)
By Tham Wei Chern & Ling Yuanrong – Fullerton Law Chambers
In this issue, we report on the following decisions on arbitration released by the Singapore courts between January 2022 and March 2022:
IN HOT SEAT
In each issue of our newsletter, we interview an SIArb member to get their views on the alternative dispute resolution scene in Singapore, and to obtain some insight into what makes them tick. In this issue, we interview: Mr. Kelvin Aw.
RECENT EVENTS
WEBINAR: “You Can’t Re-Open that Question!” – Res Judicata in International Arbitration (9 March 2022)
Read More
WEBINAR: Developments in Singapore Arbitration 2021 (10 February 2022)
Read More
WEBINAR: Crossing Continents: What Can Singapore and Switzerland Learn From Each Other? (13 January 2022)
Read More
upcoming events
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Institute extends a warm welcome to the following members:
Associates
Khyati Ranawaka
Dimitrios Katsikis
Tan Zhi Sheng, Shaun
Vincent Koh
Anthony Cheah Nicholls
Qian Wu
Members
Wong Yew Choon
Fellows
Michael Leung
Wong Hong Wai
Rachel Ewin
Tan Lian Yok
Richard Duan Gang
Dang Viet Anh
Andrew Lee
Kelly Yap
Hermann Knott
Mohamed Goush Marikan
Bhavik Dipak Rajani
Tan Li Jie
Ong Pei Ching
Winston Kwek
Ting Yong Hong
Tamara Theophiel Liduina Buijsse
Magdalene Chew
Kelvin Goh
Leong Lu Yuan
Kelvin Teo
Associates
Khyati Ranawaka
Dimitrios Katsikis
Tan Zhi Sheng, Shaun
Vincent Koh
Anthony Cheah Nicholls
Qian Wu
Members
Wong Yew Choon
Fellows
Michael Leung
Wong Hong Wai
Rachel Ewin
Tan Lian Yok
Richard Duan Gang
Dang Viet Anh
Andrew Lee
Kelly Yap
Hermann Knott
Mohamed Goush Marikan
Bhavik Dipak Rajani
Tan Li Jie
Ong Pei Ching
Winston Kwek
Ting Yong Hong
Tamara Theophiel Liduina Buijsse
Magdalene Chew
Kelvin Goh
Leong Lu Yuan
Kelvin Teo
The Institute congratulates the following on their admission to the panel of arbitrators:
Primary
Secondary
Primary
Secondary
Call for Contribution of Articles
The SIArb Newsletter is a publication of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators aimed to be an educational resource for members and associated organisations and institutions of higher learning. Readers of the newsletter are welcome to submit to the Secretariat at secretariat@siarb.org.sg well-researched manuscripts of merit relating to the subject matter of arbitration and dispute resolution. Submissions should be unpublished works between 1,500 to 2,500 words and are subject to the review of the editorial team.
Council (2021-2022)
President
Tay Yu-Jin
Vice President
Andrew Pullen
Honorary Secretary
Francis Goh
Honorary Treasurer
Tan Weiyi
Immediate Past President
Dinesh Dhillon
Council Members
Chia Chor Leong
Chia Ho Choon
Ramesh Selvaraj
Rebecca Tai Andersen
Toh Chen Han
Yeo Boon Tat
Publications Committee (2022)
Chair
Yeo Boon Tat
Committee Members
Ms Khoo Jing Ling Mr Bernard Lim
Mr Lim Hseng lu
Ms Jenna Lim Ying
Dr. Adolf Peter
Mr Daniel Seligman
Mr Tham Wei Chern
Mr Toh Chen Han
Mr Amos Wu
Disclaimer
The SIArb Newsletter is a quarterly of the publication of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators. Distribution is restricted to members and those organisations and institutions of higher learning associated with the Institute.
The Institute does not hold itself responsible for the views expressed in the Newsletter which must necessarily lie with the contributors.