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Singapore court awards $4.75m compensation for Singaporean victim of accident in Malaysia

SINGAPORE - A Singaporean who lost his mental capacity after a road traffic accident in Malaysia six years ago was awarded $4.75 million by the High Court in June. This might be the highest sum awarded so far by a court here to a Singaporean victim o

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Oct 31 2024
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Singapore court awards $4.75m compensation for Singaporean victim of accident in Malaysia

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