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| Seminar on Setting Aside Arbitral Awards and Commercial Implications from Latest Language Requirement in Indonesian Commercial Law |  What options are available for commercial parties involved in situations where the arbitral tribunal made errors of fact or law?
And what are the commercial implications of the new language requirement in Indonesia commercial law?
Come and join us for this seminar and find out more. An interactive panel discussion at the end of the seminar will also give you an opportunity to clarify any issues that you may have on these two topics. This seminar will be held on 23 Mar 2010 at Supreme Court auditorium. Click here to register. | | | | SAL Journal (2010) 22 SAcLJ March | %2022%20SAcLJ%20March%20(OFC)-w2.jpg) The latest issue of the SAL Journal is now at your fingertips. This March issue discusses:
(a) the importance of securing and maintaining judicial independence;
(b) banks and exclusion of losses for forged cheques;
(c) tax avoidance in Singapore;
(d) the new International Arbitration (Amendment) Bill;
(e) the court’s power to exclude evidence admissible in criminal proceedings;
(f) the duties of a trust enforcer;
(g) decriminalisation of physician-assisted suicide;
(h) what constitutes “dispute” in arbitration agreements;
(i) the landmark decision in Novelty v Amanresorts;
(j) jurisdiction and choice of law when applying the doctrine of forum non conveniens;
(k) the interpretation adopted by the Court of Appeal in Mobil v Hyundai Mobis; and
(l) Amartya Sen’s critique of predominant theories of social justice.
To read this issue, please click here. | | | | Workshop on Key Financial Concepts |  This intensive two-day workshop from 22 to 23 Mar 2010 will be led by Associate Professor Low Buen Sin from the Nanyang Technological University. Using case studies and discussive interaction, Prof Low will take you through the key concepts on Business valuation and Derivatives and complex financial instruments. Classes are deliberately kept small to ensure optimal interaction. Click here to register. | | |
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Singapore Law Reports (Reissue) | 
| The Singapore Law Reports (Reissue) (“SLR(R)”), a landmark publication by Academy Publishing was launched on 9 January 2010. The Comparative Table of Citations of each SLR(R) set will be engrossed by the Honourable the Chief Justice Chan Sek Keong. Access 5,500 cases heard in the Singapore High Court, Court of Appeal and the Privy Council. Find useful new features like new pin-point citations, new headnotes, additional noter-ups and other updated information in the handsome leather-bound limited luxury edition. You will receive 78 volumes of reported cases, together with 6 volumes of Consolidated Tables and Index with your purchase. The SLR(R) together with the ongoing series of the Singapore Law Reports from 2010 will form the definitive set of law reports in Singapore. | | View full details. | | | | Author/Editor: | Singapore Academy of Law | | Price: | S$9,576.50 (inclusive of GST) (Promotional Price, valid till 31 Mar 2010) **
S$ 8,239.00 (inclusive of GST) (Trade-In Price. Please call SAL at 63324388 for more information)**
S$ 10,700.00 (inclusive of GST) (From 01 Apr 2010 onwards)**
** Free delivery ONLY within Singapore. For other locations, please call SAL at 63324388 for quotations. | | Member's Price: | | BUY NOW! |
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