Dedication
On one of the first few pages of the latest edition of Street on Torts: This book is dedicated to Lukas, though I hope he never gets the urge to read it.
View ArticleComing Across Her Naughty Bits
You know you’re stressed when, while preparing a research document on the passing of property and risk in carriage of goods by sea, you start smiling every time you come across references to “ship’s...
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It is not a good idea to find yourself crying with laughter at work as your pupil-master (for non-lawyers, that’s basically your Big Boss Man) walks towards you. It is even less of a good idea, when...
View ArticleDoes It Have A Law-minous Nose?
Work is stressful today, but even on bad days the law gives me little gifts. Like discovering that there exists a case called The Dong (citation: [1979] 1 MLJ 152). (Apologies to any Edward Lear fans...
View ArticleInsert Cruiser Joke Here
More shipping lawyer fun – in the Lloyd’s Register today, I found a ship called GAYDAR! [I text-messaged Sue immediately to share this wonderful news. She replied telling me to search Lawnet for an...
View ArticleCall Me Matlock
Today at work, I learned how to use the binding machine. I am glad to add it to my repertoire of office machinery, having mastered the fax, scanner and photocopier several weeks ago. Oh, and the giant...
View ArticleDue Drudgery
Won’t have time to post much until the weekend because I am involved in the tenth circle of legal work hell also known as due diligence. Essentially, I have to spend hours (as in, 14+ hours at a...
View ArticleThe Drool Of Law
2 vignettes from my working life: I detect a slightly sour smell on the lapels of my jacket. After some sniffing and recoiling, I come to the conclusion that I must have fallen asleep (at my desk) and...
View ArticleIncongruous Hair Day
Yesterday I was finally called to the Bar as an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. I celebrated this momentous occasion by heading almost immediately to the hair salon, to get my...
View ArticleTime Travel
On Saturday, I took this photo of the lazing feet of an Ubin boatman, after alighting at the jetty on the way to Chek Jawa. Tonight, I am writing this post at 1.31 A.M. at my dining table, elbow deep...
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