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DEFENCE Explanations

His attorneys argued that the riding document, dated Jun 10, 2021, authorised Lim to work as an activist and counsel between Apr 1, 2021 and Jun 9, 2021. &nbsp,

According to the training document, Lim was “authorized to practice as an activist and lawyer in Singapore during the practice year that ended on March 31, 2022.” &nbsp,

This exercise time, which was from Apr 1, 2021, to Mar 31, 2022, &nbsp, may have captured the time when Lim was accused of acting as a litigator without authorisation, the army argued.

A former law society associate director at Rejini Raman’s testimony, according to the attorneys, was likewise provided as a transcript of the testimony. There was no particular phrasing on the practising certificate, which read” June 10, 2021.” &nbsp,

The defense argued that Lim did not have the intentions to undertake the crimes or that he had used affordable care. &nbsp,

Mr. Lim made it clear to the Law Society that he had a request to see if he could still go to court and that he did not possess a riding license. He was told he was, but the defense claimed the defendant had to tell the prosecutor. &nbsp,

Mr. Lim claimed to have informed the judges about this issue during jury hearings, but that the change had not been recorded in the transcripts. &nbsp,

The defense told the court,” He would not have told the ( Law Society ] if he truly intended to commit the offences, if he had wanted to act as an unauthorised person and do so in a covert manner.” &nbsp,

Judge Ong said it was undisputed that Lim was given a certification for practicing on June 10, 2021. &nbsp,

The prosecutor ruled that the appropriate part of the Legal Profession Act had no room for error and that the training certificate had only become effective on June 10, 2021. &nbsp,

Mr Lim had failed to show how he could had fairly been mistaken in his views, the prosecutor said. He concluded that Lim’s claims had been proven without a doubt by the prosecution.

The situation was adjourned to Nov 5 for claims on punishment. &nbsp,

Mr. Lim is currently facing four other criminal charges, including immoral stalking and breach of trust as an attorney. He indicated through his attorney that he intends to battle these allegations. &nbsp,

For acting as a lawyer without a valid practising certificate under the Legal Profession Act, he could be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$ 25, 000 ( US$ 18, 619 ), or both. &nbsp,

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Ah Pui, who reopened Ah Pui Satay in April this year at a Toa Payoh stalls heart after a one-and-a-half-year break, was famous for his slender Hainanese-style charcoal-grilled meat satay.

In the 1970s, he moved to a shop called 195 Pearl Hill Cafe in Chinatown in 2021 after first offering Satay as a city stalls. The stall later left to open a standalone restaurant on Smith Street with his 57-year-old servant, Ang Thiam Seng ( also known as Seng ), but the pair ended their relationship in November 2022 due to Ah Pui’s precarious health. &nbsp,

In April, Ah Pui and Seng reopened their satay company at a more modest stalls barn in Toa Payoh following a tear. At the time, Seng told 8days. gs that” Ah Pui is well rested and prepared to make a comeback.”

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