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In the High Court of the Republic of Singapore
[1996] SGHC 169
Suit No 119 of 1993
Between
Centrotrade Commodities Pte Ltd
… Plaintiff
And
Carsten Holdorff
… Defendant
grounds of decision
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Centrotrade Commodities Pte Ltd v Carsten Holdorff
[1996] SGHC 169
Suit No 119 of 1993 C R Rajah JC 14 August 1996
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61 47. The Defendant has argued that even if he was in breach of
duty, the Court should grant him relief under its powers granted
by Section 391 of the Act. Buckley J. in In re Duomatic Ltd. <
1969 > 2 Ch 365 considered the provisions of Section 448 of
the English Companies Act 1948 which is pari materia with Section
391 of the Act and said at page 375:-
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C R Rajah JC
K Shanmugam assisted by Foo Maw Shen (Allen & Gledhill) for the plaintiffs Chistopher Bridges assisted by Andy Choy (Bridges Choy & Lopez) for the defendant
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