Shares Transfer

Shares Transfer is a specialized practice area in Singapore's legal system. This area encompasses 2 cases from 2003 to 2004.

Leading Law Firms

Analysis of law firms specializing in Shares Transfer, ranked by case volume and success rates.

Law Firm	Cases	Success Rate	Key Lawyers	Recent Cases
Drew and Napier LLC100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Tan Liam Beng (1 cases) Yow Su Joan (1 cases)	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Justicius Law Corporation0.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	0.00% success rate	Nicholas Lazarus (1 cases)	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Straits Law Practice LLC100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Jonathan Yuen (1 cases) Collin Choo (1 cases)	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Andrew Ee & Co100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Andrew Ee (1 cases)	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans(May 2003)
Hee Theng Fong & Co0.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	0.00% success rate	Hee Theng Fong (1 cases) Tan T'eng Ta' Benedict (1 cases) Lee Cheow Ming Doris Damaris (1 cases)	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans(May 2003)
Wong Thomas and Leong100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Alvin Tan (1 cases)	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)

Notable Lawyers

Leading lawyers practicing in Shares Transfer, ranked by case volume and success rates.

Lawyer	Cases	Success Rate	Expertise Level	Recent Cases
Hee Theng Fong0.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	0.00% success rate	General Practice20% relevance score	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans(May 2003)
Nicholas Lazarus0.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	0.00% success rate	Experienced60% relevance score	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Alvin Tan100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Experienced60% relevance score	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Jonathan Yuen100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Experienced60% relevance score	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Tan Liam Beng100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Experienced60% relevance score	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Andrew Ee66.67% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	66.67% success rate	General Practice20% relevance score	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans(May 2003)
Collin Choo100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Experienced60% relevance score	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Tan T'eng Ta' Benedict0.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	0.00% success rate	General Practice20% relevance score	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans(May 2003)
Yow Su Joan100.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	100.00% success rate	Experienced60% relevance score	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation(Jan 2004)
Lee Cheow Ming Doris Damaris0.00% success rate	1 cases50.0% of area	0.00% success rate	General Practice20% relevance score	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans(May 2003)

Recent Judgments

Displaying 2 most recent judgments out of 2 total cases

No.	Title	Court	Decision Date	Outcomes
1	SIS Technologies v Chan Beng Wai: Indemnity, Share Transfer & Contract Formation	High Court	30 Jan 2004	Claim dismissed with costs; third party claims dismissed with costs.
2	Ding Leng Kong v Mok Kwong Yue: Moneylender Act & Enforceability of Loans	High Court	18 May 2003	Plaintiff's claims allowed to the extent stated. First defendant’s counterclaim allowed.