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Condo killer litter: Man who threw bottle that killed grandfather has jail term cut by 6 months

Singapore News - An Australian man who flung a wine bottle from the seventh storey of a condominium that hit a grandfather who later died, had his jail term reduced on appeal. Andrew Gosling, 50, had been

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Court quashes conviction of man who took rap for daughter in traffic accident

Singapore News - A 56-year-old man took the rap for his daughter after a traffic accident and was jailed for five days, after he falsely admitted he was driving the car they were in when it collided with a motorcyclist. The lie came to light when lawyers engaged by the victim to make a... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Singapore teacher fails to overturn jail term, conviction for pocketing S$40,000 of students' funds

SINGAPORE, Aug 12 — A former head of department (HOD) at Woodgrove Secondary School today lost an appeal against her conviction and jail sentence for misappropriating S$40,000...

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High Court dismisses appeal by SMU student who molested woman in study room

The High Court judge upheld the lower court's decision, saying that he was "clearly thinking with his private parts" at the time.
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'Thinking with his private parts': Judge dismisses appeal by SMU student who molested woman

Singapore News - A Singapore Management University (SMU) student, who was sentenced to 10 months' jail and ordered to be given three... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Malacañang official appointed CA justice

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Senior Deputy Executive Secretary Michael Pastores Ong has been appointed by President Duterte as associate justice of the Court of Appeals (CA).
Justice Ong’s appointment papers were received by Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo late afternoon last Jan. 26 from Executive Sec

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Ex-agency manager found liable for exodus of insurance agents

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A former top agency manager at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore breached his agency agreement by soliciting more than 200 agents and leaders to jump ship to rival insurer Aviva, the High Court has found.
Mr Peter Tan Shou Yi and his company PTO Management and Consultancy (PTOMC) were sued by Prudential for up to $2.5 billion for allegedly “surreptitiously” orchestrating a mass defection of 244 agents and leaders to Aviva subsidiary Aviva Financial Advisers in mid-2016.
The move left 70,000 policies without agents as a result.
Mr Tan provides services to Aviva through PTOMC, a corporate vehicle he owns that receives bonuses and benefits from Aviva to recruit new agents.

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Ex-Prudential agency manager breached agreement in soliciting mass defection to Aviva, says High Court

PTOMC is the company through which Mr Tan is providing services to Aviva.
Justice Chua Lee Ming, in an oral judgment issued on Wednesday afternoon (May 5), said that the losses that Prudential suffered "is for profits that it could have earned from the departed agents" from May 9, 2016, to July 23 that same year.
The assessment of losses would be calculated by UK consultancy Berkeley Research Group's chairman Richard Boulton, the judge added.
The judge dismissed Prudential's claim that Mr Tan had breached his fiduciary duty, as well as its claim that PTOMC had dishonestly assisted Mr Tan in poaching the agents and agency leaders.

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Stepdad acquitted of sexual assault but convicted of 2 other charges

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A 55-year-old man, who was accused of sexually assaulting his stepson when the younger man was between eight and 17 years old, was yesterday acquitted of 13 charges involving various sexual offences.
But he was convicted of two other charges, for stalking his stepson's girlfriend and for criminal intimidation by pointing a chopper at his wife and threatening to kill his stepson.
The man, a former supermarket storekeeper, was sentenced to a year's jail on these two charges. The jail term was backdated to Dec 3, 2018, when he was remanded in custody.
In clearing the man of the sexual offences allegedly committed between 2007 and 2015, High Court Judge Chua Lee Ming listed "numerous and extensive" inconsistencies in the stepson's account.

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