Common Gaming Houses Act

Common Gaming Houses Act is a specialized practice area in Singapore's legal system. This area encompasses 6 cases from 2000 to 2017.

Leading Law Firms

Analysis of law firms specializing in Common Gaming Houses Act, ranked by case volume and success rates.

Law FirmCases
Attorney-General’s Chambers50.00% success rate4 cases66.7% of area
Deputy Public Prosecutor0.00% success rate2 cases33.3% of area
Tan Kok Quan Partnership0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Wee, Tay & Lim LLP0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Drew & Napier100.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Allen & Gledhill LLP0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Leonard Loo LLP0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Bajwa & Co0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area

Notable Lawyers

Leading lawyers practicing in Common Gaming Houses Act, ranked by case volume and success rates.

LawyerCases
April Phang Suet Fern50.00% success rate2 cases33.3% of area
Hay Hung Chun0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Terence Chua0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Han Ming Kuang0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Phipps Jonathan0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Jimmy Yim100.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Chan Tai-Hui Jason0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Liang Hanwen Calvin0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Ryan David Lim100.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area
Nicholas Lai Yi Shin0.00% success rate1 cases16.7% of area

Recent Judgments

Displaying 6 most recent judgments out of 6 total cases

No.TitleCourtDecision DateOutcomes
1Bijabahadur Rai v Public Prosecutor: Assisting Illegal Lottery & Common Gaming Houses ActHigh Court of the Republic of Singapore09 Jul 2017
Appeal Allowed in Part
2Koh Chee Tong v Public Prosecutor: Appeal Against 12-Week Imprisonment for Computer Misuse and Cybersecurity Act OffencesHigh Court of the Republic of Singapore08 Sep 2016
Appeal dismissed.
3Lim Bee Ngan Karen v PP: Parity Principle & Sentencing for Betting Act OffencesHigh Court15 Jul 2015
Appeal allowed in part. The imprisonment terms for the Third to the Fifth Proceeded Charges were replaced with an imprisonment term of four months for each of these three Proceeded Charges. The imprisonment terms for the Third Proceeded Charge and the Fifth Proceeded Charge are to run consecutively, making a total imprisonment term of eight months for the Third to the Fifth Proceeded Charges. The fines imposed by the Sentencing Judge for all five Proceeded Charges as well as the default imprisonment terms in respect of those fines were upheld.
4Zhou Tong v Public Prosecutor: Gaming Offenses & Solicitor's DutyHigh Court14 Jul 2010
Appeals dismissed.
5Lim Li Ling v PP: Sentencing for Assisting in Public Lottery under Common Gaming Houses ActHigh Court18 Oct 2006
Appeal Allowed in Part
6Chua Seong Soi v PP: Common Gaming House Definition & Habitual GamingHigh Court25 Sep 2000
Appeal allowed.