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1. rizki on April 22nd, 2008 02:36

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2. romi's on May 12th, 2008 08:13

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3. sumintar on May 15th, 2008 05:14

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6. freddy on January 30th, 2009 00:42

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   Matrimonial Proceedings
   (Reported in Lianhe Zaobao, 24/12/2004)

   Mr. Colin Kang successfully represented the respondent in an appeal before the High Court which matter was reported in Lianhe Zaobao on 24 December 2004. It was an appeal by the petitioner (wife) against an order by the district court judge dismissing her application to rescind part of a consent order in the decree nisi granted on 27 July 2004, and to substitute a fresh order in its place. The part of the decree nisi that the petitioner sought to rescind was clause 3(b), which reads as follows:

   “That upon full payment of $50,000.00 by the respondent to the petitioner, the petitioner shall transfer her share to all title, rights and interest of the matrimonial flat known as and situate at XXX entirely to the respondent. That the respondent do bear all costs and expense in the said transfer. ”

   The petitioner’s grounds for this application were that she consented to the orders without realizing that she was a joint owner of the matrimonial flat. Her counsel on appeal submitted that had she known, she would not have consented to the sum of $50,000. She should have been, and ought to be given, at least half the value of the flat, valued at $520,000 as at 13 August 2004. The matrimonial flat was a gift by the respondent’s grandmother to him as well as the petitioner. The petitioner was aware that she had a share in that flat and told her previous solicitor so. But she did not know the nature of her interest and so did not mention this aspect.

   The appeal was dismissed. The Court was satisfied that the respondent had, in good faith, negotiated a settlement at arm’s length, and was proceeding to make a fresh start in life. And that if there was an error, it sprang from the petitioner herself and the Court ought not to disturb.

   Libel Proceedings
   (Reported in The Straits Times, 03/03/2005)

   Mr. Colin Kang successfully negotiated the settlement of a libel suit on behalf of the client, which matter was reported in The Straits Times on 3 March 2005.

   The client, a doctor, sued a patient’s sister for libel over claims she made in a letter to Lianhe Zaobao about his medical conduct. The defendant’s letter, saying the doctor had acted unprofessionally, was published on 11/04/2001 in the paper’s letters page with the headline: “A horrendous encounter with a doctor during consultation”.

   The Singapore Medical Council investigated the complaint and found it to be unfounded.
   Disclaimer: The materials and information contained within this website are made available by East Asia Law Corporation for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. The transmission and receipt of information contained within the website do not constitute a solicitor-client relationship. Persons receiving the information on this website should not act upon such information without consulting a practicing solicitor.

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7. hery on May 13th, 2009 16:42

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8. Leo on June 1st, 2009 10:35

   Mau minta bantuannya untuk ditranslate ya…ini sangat dibutuhkan, terimakasih

   A strategic approach to tourism is important for the following reasons:
   1. Setting priorities. Tourism is a fragmented, piecemeal industry that can result in random, ad hoc inefficient responses by the industry and disequilibrium between the demand and supply sides. Acknowledging that tourism is an industry that can have negative and harmful effects on the environment, culture and quality of life of destination areas, as well as offering positive economic benefits, it is important to set priorities for action which promote and develop tourism in ways that maximize the detrimental and maximize the beneficial impacts of the industry.
   2. Responding to market needs. The tourism industry must understand and be able to adapt to changing market behavior. A strategic approach facilities a more considered appreciation of changing trends in market demand, and the identification of product gaps or inefficiencies. Investment in new and improved facilities and skills can be targeted accordingly.
   3. Target-setting. A strategy can set targets of growth for the industry and allow monitoring of performance over pre-determined timescales. The definition of quantifiable targets can help to channel industry efforts, avoid duplication ans improve efficiency. If they are to be meaningful, however, targets must be realistic and achievable, measurable and specifically defined.
   4. Sustainable development. A strategic approach can provide the frame work for a positive commitment by all decision makers to the principles of sustainability.
   5. Partnership action. A strategy needs to be action focused. The essentially fragmented nature of tourism means that it will be essential for people, businesses and organizations to work together in an effective way to get things done and to make things happen. Securing future success and prosperity depends on effective working relationships being established between willing partners.

   Developing an international image / brand for Wales
   Achieving our potential (2000) acknowledges that developing a distinctive and attractive national industry for Wales will bring significant political, social, cultural a barriers to growth, constraining attempts to sell Wales as an attractive destination for tourism and for inward investment. In this content, the promotion of Wales as a venue for first-class sporting events was viewed as an effective strategic response to boost awareness and develop positive perceptions of Wales as a tourism destination.
   Wales share of international tourism arrivals in the UK is low- it attracts 3 per cent of all international visits to the UK, and less than 2 per cent of international spending. Wales depends heavily on the domestic (UK) market. International visitor spending accounts for only 15 per cent of all overnight visitor spending in Wales. At the UK level, the international share is closer to 50 per cent. In many overseas markets, the awareness of Wales is low and is often based on out of date perceptions. Wales lacks a distinctive separate identity (Pride, 2000) and is often synonymous with at best Britain, at worst England. Wales hosting of the Rugby World Cup (RWC) in 1999 was timely because it provided a unique opportunity for public and private sector organizations in Wales to work in partnership to redefine and strengthen its “branding” in overseas markets.
   The RWC 1999 was seen as a platform for an image-building exercise that would not only increase awareness of Wales throughout the world, but also enable the tourism industry to communicate a strong, modern and attractive image of Wales to potential visitors. Wales was the focus of considerable media attention prior to and during the tournament. A strategic approach was devised by a partnership of organizations to optimize the short-term and long-term benefits of the RWC 1999. The team Wales initiative involved the development of an integrated programme of activities, including marketing and promotion, accommodation upgrading , infrastructural improvements, visitor management and costumer care initiatives.

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10. lady on September 29th, 2009 09:15

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13. idzal on January 11th, 2010 23:01

    Bagaimanapun juga, karena english bukanlah bhs ibu untuk kita, maka adanya translator menjadi sangat penting manakala kita membaca info2 yang ditulis dalam bahasa asing. English adalah bahasa universal dan paling banyak dipakai untuk komunikasi antar bangsa. Oleh karena itu wajib ucapkan :terima kasih for our brother “sumintar” ok.

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