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Court orders probe into alleged misconduct by Lee Kuan Yew s lawyer after Lee Wei Ling, Lee Hsien Yang s complaints
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Court orders probe into alleged misconduct by Lee Kuan Yew s lawyer after Lee Wei Ling, Lee Hsien Yang s complaints
Dr Lee Wei Ling, Ms Kwa Kim Li and Mr Lee Hsien Yang. (Photos: TODAY and AFP)
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SINGAPORE: A High Court judge on Wednesday (Apr 21) granted bids by Dr Lee Wei Ling and Mr Lee Hsien Yang for a disciplinary tribunal to investigate the alleged misconduct of the former lawyer of their late father, founding prime minister Lee Kuan Yew.
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Former policeman Iskandar Rahmat, who is on death row for the high-profile Kovan double murder of 2013, will have a chance to argue before the Court of Appeal that his defence team should be investigated for misconduct.
A five-judge panel, ruling against the Law Society yesterday, said complainants who are pursuing disciplinary probes against lawyers have the right to appeal all the way to Singapore s highest court.
The court s decision overruled the legal position that was set in a 2011 case, which the Law Society had relied on - known as Top Ten Entertainment - in arguing that Iskandar had no right of appeal.
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A court fight between the children of the man who founded Eng s wonton noodles and a business partner fizzled out yesterday, with each side losing their respective claims against the other.
But with a trademark dispute still before the court, the battle over the wonton mee business is far from over.
The legal tussles arose from a joint venture between Mr Desmond Ng, 51, the son of the late hawker Ng Ba Eng who ran a successful stall at Dunman Food Centre, and Ms Pauline New, 52.
In 2012, the stall moved to a shop at 287 Tanjong Katong Road called Eng s Noodles House, after Ms New s husband invested $150,000 to expand the business.