Our learned(PhD must be a scholar lah)Dr Chee said:
http://www.yoursdp.org/index.php/component/content/article/1-singapore/674-judge-belinda-ang-rejects-chees-application-to-reconvene-hearing
The press has blacked out the
entire episode. As with many other matters, Singaporeans
have been kept in the dark and continue to read only positive news
about Mr Lee and the PAP. Such a situation cannot be good for
Singapore and its future.
This is rubbish.Few articles and TV CNA reports his request
and
response of LKY lawyer.see below.
Opposition really needs not describes his country and gavaman
worse
than the reality.The main market and end users of His articles
are
foreign NGO.They then can quote his articles or based on
them
to write their reports,as feeded by CSJ!!
I can tell u they will be out of job if CSJ disapear from arena
of SG politics.
They,as well as staff in US State Dept, then have nothing to
write about SG.
No worry.Some bodies ,young,professional and intelligent,
are already prepared to take over his job.
Sound like JBJ's priviliged descriptions of Marxist
conspirators
in Parliment?
Besides in CNA,this also appears
here
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/cna/20080711/tap-328-chee-soon-juans-call-reconvene-h-231650b.html
http://www.todayonline.com/articles/264225print.asp
:Request to reconvene is frivolous: Davinder
Thursday • July 10, 2008
OPPOSITION politician Chee Soon Juan has asked the Supreme Court to
reconvene a hearing on the assessment for damages relating to a
defamation suit to be reconvened, alleging that Minister Mentor Lee
Kuan Yew “has given evidence that may not be
accurate”.
http://www.singaporelawwatch.sg/remweb/legal/ln2/rss/legalnews/57806.html?utm_source=rss+subscription&utm_medium=rss
http://www.straitstimes.com/Free/Story/STIStory_256265.html
In a separate though related development yesterday, Mr Davinder
Singh, lawyer for Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew, replied to a request by Singapore Democratic Party
leader Chee Soon Juan for a court hearing to be
reconvened.
Dr Chee sent a letter to the Supreme Court on Tuesday saying
that MM Lee had given evidence 'that may not be accurate' when
cross-examined by him during a hearing in late May to assess
damages in a defamation case.
That evidence related to MM Lee's claim that the IBA had written
to the Law Society of Singapore praising the judiciary.
'The IBA has denied that they had sent such a letter and has
also confirmed that the Law Society has not received any such
letter,' said Dr Chee.
Responding, Mr Singh said the only inaccuracy in Mr Lee's
testimony was his statement that the IBA had conveyed this view in
a letter to the Law Society, when it was actually a public speech
by the IBA president.
'If anything, Mr Lee's testimony did not do enough justice to
the fact that an international organisation like the IBA was
prepared to and did publicly endorse the excellence of our
judiciary,' said Mr Singh.
Chee Soon Juan's call to
reconvene hearing described as misleading
By S Ramesh, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 09 July 2008 2351 hrs
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/359328/1/.html
So,Where is the black
out??