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Mixed banknotes from several countries, including a Singapore two-dollar note, spread across a table

November 4, 2026

Can a Company Lend Money to Another Company, a Customer or a Director Without a Moneylender Licence?

How the Moneylenders Act exclusions and the Companies Act rules on loans to directors apply when an ordinary Singapore company lends money.

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Business people discussing around a boardroom table, as directors weigh creditors' interests before a payment decision

November 4, 2026

When Must Directors Consider Creditors’ Interests Before a Company Is Insolvent?

How the Court of Appeal's OP3 decision decides when Singapore directors must weigh creditors' interests, and how to handle dividends and insider payments safely.

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Empty black office chair against an orange tiled wall, suggesting a director who has stopped turning up

November 4, 2026

A Director Has Disappeared and Is Not Responding: What the Company and Other Directors Can Do

What co-directors and shareholders can do when a Singapore company director stops responding, from quorum and bank mandates to removal and court-ordered meetings.

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A silver car loaded on a flatbed tow truck, representing a financier repossessing a vehicle on hire purchase

November 4, 2026

Hire Purchase Repossession in Singapore: Your Company’s Rights When a Financier Takes Back a Vehicle or Equipment

When a finance company threatens to repossess, or has taken, your company's vehicle or equipment: which agreements the Hire-Purchase Act 1969 covers (and why most business equipment is…

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Papers, a pen, a calculator and a black coffee mug on a desk, representing a company checking a law firm's bill line by line

November 4, 2026

Disputing a Lawyer’s Bill in Singapore: How a Company Applies to Have a Solicitor’s Bill Assessed

When a company thinks its law firm has overcharged: assessment (taxation) of a solicitor's bill under sections 120 to 128 of the Legal Profession Act 1966, the 12-month…

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Close-up of a man's hands signing a document with a pen, representing a signed deed of assignment of a business debt

November 4, 2026

Assignment of Debt in Singapore: Selling an Unpaid Invoice and Suing as the Assignee

How a Singapore company sells or transfers an unpaid invoice and how the buyer sues: legal and equitable assignment under section 4(8) of the Civil Law Act 1909,…

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