Category: SMU

SMU’s undergraduate aims to produce law graduates who have contextualised knowledge and the ability to think across disciplines and geographical borders.

The LL.B. is a 4-year meritorious honours programme with 36 course units (CU) worth of courses. The LL.B. curriculum, regularly revised to meet the needs of a fast-changing economy, was originally formulated by legal academics and practitioners after extensive discussions, and endorsed by the Ministry of Law and Singapore’s then Board of Legal Education.

The curriculum is broad-based, comprising a mix of University Core courses, Law Core courses, Law-related courses, Law electives as well as General Education courses to ensure that graduates possess the desired contextual and cross-border knowledge and expertise.

In total, students are required to complete 36 units worth of courses. Every course has a designated course unit (CU), typically 0.5, 1.0 or 1.5.

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This course aims to give students a practical overview of the principles and statutory regime relating to the regulation of securities in Singapore. Where relevant, comparisons will be made with other jurisdictions such as the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Hong Kong. Topics to be covered include the capital markets and the regulatory authorities, the pre-listing and the listing process for securities, continuing listing obligations and delisting from the stock exchange. 

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Insolvency law is concerned with debtors who are unable to pay their debts. This course will consider the rules, principles and processes which the law has developed to address this everpresent problem, with a focus on debtors which are companies. In particular it will cover, in more depth than in LAW205, the formal processes available in Singapore – receivership, schemes of arrangement, judicial management and liquidation. In those contexts, the substantive policies and principles of the law will be addressed – e.g., the pari passu principle, the concept of set-off, and the avoidance of suspect transactions entered in the runup to insolvency. In addition, the course will consider informal debt restructurings (workouts), and also introduce the issues and developing law relating to cross-border insolvencies. It is aimed to have some practitioner involvement in aspects of the course, possibly by way of a workshop dealing with a hypothetical insolvency scenario. 

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This course examines the evidential rules, theories and policies that trial judges, lawyers and litigants must deal with in a court hearing. The Law of Evidence is concerned with the issues of admissibility of evidence, modes of proof, the manner of production of evidence, and the burden of proof. 

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This course provides an overview of the fundamental principles and methodologies of the conflict of laws (also known as private international law), with focus on their application in commercial transactions. Cross-border commercial transactions are common in a modern globalised era. The conflict of laws addresses three large questions: (1) in which country should the case be tried? (2) which country’s law should be applied to resolve the dispute? (3) What should be the legal effect in one country of a judgment given in another? From the perspective of Singapore law, the questions translate into: (1) When would or should a Singapore court hear the case (and sometimes try to stop it from being heard in another country)? (2) Which country’s law would or should the Singapore court apply to resolve the issue before it? And (3) What legal effect would or should a foreign judgment have in Singapore? This is a course on Singapore conflict of laws, but comparisons will be made from time to time to the laws of other countries. 

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This course invites you to take a step back from the hustle of your legal education, to explore

classic jurisprudential questions and themes. In our journey together, we will encounter

fundamental questions. What is law? What is the purpose of law? What is the connection

between law and morality (if any)? What is justice? What is the status of unjust laws, and

what should we do with them? How should judges decide cases? What is the role of a

lawyer?

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Law 205 Corporate Law continues the consideration of company law from where Law 201 Business Organisations left off. In addition, as the student would by now understand the concept of separate legal personality, LAW 205 will consider the Limited Liability Partnership, a hybrid vehicle introduced to widen the menu of available business vehicles

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Constitutional law is concerned with the organization of the state, and the interrelationship between the government, civil society, and the individual. Administrative law is about the governance of public bodies exercising statutory or other powers or performing public duties. 2 We are generally concerned with the rights of the individual vis-à-vis the state, how law, institutions, and norms promote good governance, how political power and public law functions are legitimated, how abuses of public power are prevented or remedied. The course is notionally divided into two parts. One part deals with the constitutional structure of the Singapore legal system, and will cover fundamental concepts such as constitutionalism, democracy, the rule of law and the separation of powers. It will also consider the roles of, and issues relating to, the branches of government: the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary.

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This course aims to introduce students to the basic principles of common law and equity as applied to property, both immoveable and moveable including intellectual property. Beginning with an exploration of what property rights are, this course will consider how land can be dealt with at common law and in equity, before taking a look at how some of these complexities have receded, given the adoption and universal application of the Torrens registration system in Singapore. The study of the concepts and operation of the Land Titles Act is at the heart of the course. Where appropriate, the course will attempt to link up these legal concepts with modern commercial practice such as the Real Estate Investment Trust. 

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Singapore law recognises that there are many ways in which business people can organise commercial activities with a view to maximising operational efficiency and minimising exposure to personal risk. These diverse mechanisms, ranging from agency, sole proprietorships, partnerships, bodies corporate and others, form the core of the content of this course (LAW201) and of LAW205 Corporate Law (to be taught in the following semester). LAW 201 will focus on sole proprietorships, partnerships (including limited partnerships (LPs)) and part of Company Law. LAW 205 will cover the remainder of Company Law as well as limited liability partnerships (LLPs) and business trusts.

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