The taxi drivers in Japan really come out of their taxi to greet u and help u even if they cant really carry ur heavy luggage!!! This was my taxi ride when it arrived in Japan.
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Accelerated Aging process...... something same like Over Qualified........ same like trying to live up with Jones and Joneses; 35% paycut only...... still not so bad..... even rich property land lords also all taking at least now in market 20-30% rental cut too and also 6-12 months empty units ��
Accelerated Aging process...... something same like Over Qualified........ same like trying to live up with Jones and Joneses; 35% paycut only...... still not so bad..... even rich property land lords also all taking at least now in market 20-30% rental cut too and also 6-12 months empty units ��
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Accelerated Aging process...... something same like Over Qualified........ same like trying to live up with Jones and Joneses; 35% paycut only...... still not so bad..... even rich property land lords also all taking at least now in market 20-30% rental cut too and also 6-12 months empty units ��
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You've forgotten to add cut down in sexual activities, save sperm and medical consultation.well said bro...
as we get older, er must cut down our expenses and reduce burden and debt ALWAYS
yeah cialis and viagra not cheap ......
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This stupid woman Ferrari driver with over sense of entitlement. Car wasted on her. I think she wanted to get extra attention from this encounter. Her mistake was not wearing dark glasses to mask her ugly face.#IAMACOURTEOUSDRIVER #IGIVEFREELECTURES
Ferrari driver stops car in middle of busy Orchard Road
http://www.tnp.sg/ne...sy-orchard-road
"She wanted to confront a tour bus driver who had allegedly honked at her for being slow in making a turn."
"She also lectured the bus driver on road courtesy"
Btw, I'm a female driver too. :)
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Daniel Cheo Guan Beng, 46, a pastor with Impact Life Church, was ordered to pay compensation of medical fees totalling $48.75 to his 60-year-old victim Tay Kim Beng.
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After a six-day trial, he was found guilty of causing hurt to Mr Tay on the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) near Paya Lebar flyover on Jan 13 last year.
Mr Tay had testified that Cheo, who was driving a black Alfa Romeo, had signalled for him to stop his Renault Kangoo.
After they had pulled over, Cheo walked aggressively towards him, pointed his finger at his nose, and called him derogatory names like "chao ah kua" and "chao ah beng". Cheo then challenged Mr Tay to hit him.
When Mr Tay tried to get back in the driver's seat, Cheo closed the door on him, then grabbed his hand and pulled him out. Cheo again challenged him to a fight.
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When he saw the car's front seat passenger taking photographs of his van, he also told his employee to do the same.
In his 39-page judgment, District Judge Shawn Ho said both parties were like "chalk and cheese" - the pastor being "polished and glib" and Mr Tay "sincere, straightforward and artless".
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Mr Tay had told Cheo that he was already 60 years old, a senior citizen, and that "fight is not allowed in Singapore".
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The judge said: "Frustrated that the victim did not rise to the bait and was in fact entering his van to leave the scene, the bellicose accused slammed the van door against the victim, and then directed the victim to the back of the van.''
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Mr Wee said Cheo's conviction would "effectively end his present career", adding: "That is a price that he will have to pay."
About 20 supporters turned up in court to support Cheo for the verdict yesterday.
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Mr Wee said Cheo's conviction would "effectively end his present career", adding: "That is a price that he will have to pay."
About 20 supporters turned up in court to support Cheo for the verdict yesterday.
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The mighty Tongak Ali isn't cheaper too, RadX uses Indian Snake Oil from Jalan Bersah is very affordable.yeah cialis and viagra not cheap ......
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Daniel Cheo Guan Beng, 46, a pastor with Impact Life Church, was ordered to pay compensation of medical fees totalling $48.75 to his 60-year-old victim Tay Kim Beng.
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After a six-day trial, he was found guilty of causing hurt to Mr Tay on the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) near Paya Lebar flyover on Jan 13 last year.
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After they had pulled over, Cheo walked aggressively towards him, pointed his finger at his nose, and called him derogatory names like "chao ah kua" and "chao ah beng". Cheo then challenged Mr Tay to hit him.
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Mr Tay had said that he had earlier been driving behind Cheo, who was slowing down and accelerating intermittently.
When he saw the car's front seat passenger taking photographs of his van, he also told his employee to do the same.
In his 39-page judgment, District Judge Shawn Ho said both parties were like "chalk and cheese" - the pastor being "polished and glib" and Mr Tay "sincere, straightforward and artless".
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He accepted Mr Tay's account and said his testimony was "credible and cogent". He rejected Cheo's defence that the victim had falsely implicated him.
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The judge said Cheo was "fierce and aggressive'' towards the victim, and repeatedly goaded him to throw the first punch.
Mr Tay had told Cheo that he was already 60 years old, a senior citizen, and that "fight is not allowed in Singapore".
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The judge said: "Frustrated that the victim did not rise to the bait and was in fact entering his van to leave the scene, the bellicose accused slammed the van door against the victim, and then directed the victim to the back of the van.''
He found that the prosecution had proven its case against Cheo beyond reasonable doubt.
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Seeking a sentence of two to three weeks' jail, Deputy Public Prosecutor Tan Ee Kuan said it was well established in road rage cases that the sentencing principle of general deterrence applies.
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He said the defence's case had always been that Cheo closed the door, but he did not intend to hurt Mr Tay.
Mr Wee said Cheo's conviction would "effectively end his present career", adding: "That is a price that he will have to pay."
About 20 supporters turned up in court to support Cheo for the verdict yesterday.
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Cheo, who could have been jailed for up to two years and/or fined up to $5,000, was allowed to defer sentence until July 14 to attend to his affairs and those of the church.
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Actress Rui En fined $700 for careless drivingAsia One,�Friday, Jul 1, 2016�SINGAPORE - Actress Rui En was fined $700 after pleading guilty to one charge of careless driving on Friday (July 1), local media reported.�The 35-year-old had failed to control her black BMW, which mounted a kerb before knocking into a stationary motorcycle in a car park at Block 331, Clementi Avenue 2 on April 12.�� �According to Channel NewsAsia, the prosecution had sought a fine of between $600 and $800, as well as disqualification from driving for three to four months.�An individual found guilty of driving without due care and attention may be jailed for up to six months and/or fined up to $1,000.�The incident made headlines when Lianhe Wanbao reported that she allegedly asked Mr Bahrom Sarmiten, the owner of the motorcycle, "Do you know who I am?" when he confronted her.�He claimed that she attempted to drive away instead of stopping after crashing into his vehicle, and also alleged that she smelled of alcohol.�The Straits Times reported that the actress took a breathalyser test before she was taken away for police investigations.���
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the charge already change to careless driving mean no lor.So was she drunk or under the influence of alcohol or not?
If no, then 700 dollars is too much la. How many ppl get into accidents and don't even get such punishment?
If yes, then WTF? Maybe the prosecutor knows who she is lor.
duno what the other get from compensation after refusing her offer of $2000.
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He said the defence's case had always been that Cheo closed the door, but he did not intend to hurt Mr Tay.
Mr Wee said Cheo's conviction would "effectively end his present career", adding: "That is a price that he will have to pay."
About 20 supporters turned up in court to support Cheo for the verdict yesterday.
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the charge already change to careless driving mean no lor.
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Church pastor jailed two weeks over road rage incident
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SINGAPORE - A church pastor who challenged a businessman to a fight, then slammed a van door on him in a road rage incident, was sentenced to two weeks' jail yesterday.
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Daniel Cheo Guan Beng, 46, a pastor with Impact Life Church, was ordered to pay compensation of medical fees totalling $48.75 to his 60-year-old victim Tay Kim Beng.
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After a six-day trial, he was found guilty of causing hurt to Mr Tay on the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) near Paya Lebar flyover on Jan 13 last year.
�Mr Tay had testified that Cheo, who was driving a black Alfa Romeo, had signalled for him to stop his Renault Kangoo.
After they had pulled over, Cheo walked aggressively towards him, pointed his finger at his nose, and called him derogatory names like "chao ah kua" and "chao ah beng". Cheo then challenged Mr Tay to hit him.
��When Mr Tay tried to get back in the driver's seat, Cheo closed the door on him, then grabbed his hand and pulled him out. Cheo again challenged him to a fight.
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Mr Tay had said that he had earlier been driving behind Cheo, who was slowing down and accelerating intermittently.
When he saw the car's front seat passenger taking photographs of his van, he also told his employee to do the same.
In his 39-page judgment, District Judge Shawn Ho said both parties were like "chalk and cheese" - the pastor being "polished and glib" and Mr Tay "sincere, straightforward and artless".
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He accepted Mr Tay's account and said his testimony was "credible and cogent". He rejected Cheo's defence that the victim had falsely implicated him.
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The judge said Cheo was "fierce and aggressive'' towards the victim, and repeatedly goaded him to throw the first punch.
Mr Tay had told Cheo that he was already 60 years old, a senior citizen, and that "fight is not allowed in Singapore".
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The judge said: "Frustrated that the victim did not rise to the bait and was in fact entering his van to leave the scene, the bellicose accused slammed the van door against the victim, and then directed the victim to the back of the van.''
He found that the prosecution had proven its case against Cheo beyond reasonable doubt.
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Seeking a sentence of two to three weeks' jail, Deputy Public Prosecutor Tan Ee Kuan said it was well established in road rage cases that the sentencing principle of general deterrence applies.
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"There is a pressing need to deter hooliganism on the road," he said. He argued that Cheo lacked remorse as he had not only accused the victim of making up the injury, but also lied to the doctor, the police and the court.
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Cheo's lawyer Adrian Wee urged the court to impose a high fine. He said the injuries caused, if at all, were "extremely minor", and there was no clinical sign of any injury save for the victim reporting pain.
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He said the defence's case had always been that Cheo closed the door, but he did not intend to hurt Mr Tay.
Mr Wee said Cheo's conviction would "effectively end his present career", adding: "That is a price that he will have to pay."
About 20 supporters turned up in court to support Cheo for the verdict yesterday.
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Cheo, who could have been jailed for up to two years and/or fined up to $5,000, was allowed to defer sentence until July 14 to attend to his affairs and those of the church.
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Think people jumped to conclusion cos the bike owner claimed she smelled of alcohol.the charge already change to careless driving mean no lor.
duno what the other get from compensation after refusing her offer of $2000.
She is just a BAD driver.
No need to tekan her too much la. Dunnoe why she was charged, normally the police would ask the two parties to settle themselves. She was witch hunted cos she is a celebrity.
I have seen worse drivers walk away with much worse........ Like the infamous lady Lexus driver.
Weird system.
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Friday, Jul 1, 2016
An angry Ferrari driver stopped her car in the middle of busy Orchard Road on Wednesday, causing a traffic jam.
She wanted to confront a tour bus driver who had allegedly honked at her for being slow in making a turn.
Mr Ivan Chen, 21, who works part-time as a captain in a restaurant, told The New Paper yesterday he was taking a break from work and walking in front of Orchard Towers when he witnessed the exchange on the road in front of the building.
According to him, the Ferrari driver, who looked to be in her 50s and was dressed in black, had rushed up to the packed tour bus and confronted the driver by asking him in a loud voice in English: "Why did you honk at me?"
She also lectured the bus driver on road courtesy. "The bus driver responded in a calm manner and tried to reason with her," said Mr Chen.
This went on for about five minutes, he said, until a police car arrived.
The officers persuaded the woman to move her car to the left side of the road, along the bus lane. The bus driver did the same.
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Mr Chen said: "Many onlookers also felt angry at the Ferrari driver for causing the jam and whipped out their handphones to take photos and videos."
"The Ferrari driver kept shielding her face with her hands when she was aware of this," he added.
A police spokesman said they received a call about the commotion and resulting jam at 5.38pm.
The officers advised both parties to keep the peace and they complied, the spokesman added. No further police assistance was required.
Mr Chen said: "I felt that the Ferrari driver was too much. Just because you drive a sports car, you think you are so big?"
- See more at: http://news.asiaone....h.VsZitBA4.dpuf
Ok, which elite kuniang did this, own up please.
enjoy your trip Uncle! they will welcome AT money there anytime
when you are back, we can provide you with karma sutra instructions too. hope you will do it accordingly as well
01 July 2016 - 10:41 PMDavidtchGo to B2 of T3 for breakfast.� Sure got SQ mei mei there especially Ya Kun.
02 July 2016 - 07:09 AMVratenza4 inch 6.5inch 6.75inch 7.125786inch 8.25886655555inch all please stand one side...�
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02 July 2016 - 07:16 AMVratenza 02 July 2016 - 10:25 AMMustank 02 July 2016 - 10:57 AMVid 02 July 2016 - 11:17 AMAtonchiaI can only imagine when the night training session begins.China stressful...how come the Shaolin monks can touchy with the bikini girls?
http://www.stomp.com...n-shaolin-monks
'Bikini lifeguards' at China rafting attraction train with Shaolin monks
03 July 2016 - 02:18 PMVratenzaVery Stress.......Lau Nang Politicians jumping shots.... stress on joints... stress on the medical support team on standby back home...
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03 July 2016 - 06:59 PMFcw75Precisely. Got a letter saying entitled to U-save rebate on Tue. Then next day flipped the papers saw Electricity Tariff to go up for next 3 months.This jump still popular nowadays?
Anyway, rather than spending time jumping, I just hope they don't stress us too much by increasing this and that ...
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03 July 2016 - 07:12 PMJellandrossSubliminal messaging to get us prepared for more price jumps ahead.Very Stress.......Lau Nang Politicians jumping shots.... stress on joints... stress on the medical support team on standby back home...
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03 July 2016 - 09:05 PMPicnic06-Biante15Very Stress.......Lau Nang Politicians jumping shots.... stress on joints... stress on the medical support team on standby back home...
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03 July 2016 - 10:46 PMBlueray 03 July 2016 - 10:57 PMHamburgerCan please stop quoting that pix...my eyes!!!!!!!!!
03 July 2016 - 11:04 PMPocusWas traveling at keppel viaduct and while exiting the viaduct encounter a slow moving Porsche on the left lane.
Though nothing of it and filter behind the Porsche as I was preparing to exit.
The Porsche also exiting the lane way, ok no problem.
Then to Porsche suddenly slow down and come to a stop, DEAD STOP.....
I was puzzle I look out.....
the Porsche is waiting for some birds to cross the road. BIRDS!! Not dog or cat or wild boar or peacock....common mynah birds!
I honked the Porsche then it slowly drive off as the birds give way.
WTF did I just encounter?? Did someone just lend his Porsche to his teenage daughter who just passed her driving?
That's a very dangerous stunt to do.
EDIT: I forgot I got car cam, will see if I can extract the encounter...
Edited by Pocus, 03 July 2016 - 11:06 PM.
03 July 2016 - 11:15 PMMercsWow...this confirm very stressful
http://www.stomp.com...food-court-mbfc
Rat falls in front of man eating lunch at food court in MBFC
03 July 2016 - 11:19 PMMercsIt's hammer time! stressful
http://www.stomp.com...t-hammer-me-ask
LTA officer opens driver's car door in heated argument: 'He want to hammer me, ask him come lor!'
03 July 2016 - 11:24 PMMercsIron rice bowl, why still wanna do pimping?
http://www.stomp.com...ney-prostitutes
High-ranking lieutenant-colonel in SAF by day, pimp taking money from prostitutes by night
03 July 2016 - 11:39 PMMercsDriving is stressful...
http://www.stomp.com...ront-bus-driver
Angry woman stops her Ferrari in middle of busy Orchard Road -- to confront bus driver
03 July 2016 - 11:39 PMNzyIron rice bowl, why still wanna do pimping?
http://www.stomp.com...ney-prostitutes
High-ranking lieutenant-colonel in SAF by day, pimp taking money from prostitutes by nightSeems like he like to visit prostitute. Maybe it was a way of getting them for free lo. He's one of the 51 charged for having sex with underage prostitute.
Edited by Nzy, 03 July 2016 - 11:40 PM.
04 July 2016 - 12:02 AMAngcheekdeleted
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tsk, tsk, son of Punggol jumped higher than the boss ...�
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he go for what ??? waste of tax payer's money�
04 July 2016 - 12:08 AMTameDriverSee them jump,, I very stress.....
Seem like they had discussed some form of money earning devise and overjoyed .....
Isn't Josephine Teo from Transport Ministry, Car owner better get prepared...
Jumping for joy....pay rise coming for them soon?
04 July 2016 - 12:51 AMThrottle2batman looks stressed
what's he doing?
he looks more like late 50s than late 40s
all are tan jiak lang, how come t2 can cho boh at home, he cannot?
Becos i very cheap one, very low living standards.
Morning no breakfast
Afternoon eat wanton mee $3.50 drink tap water
Dinner eat vegetable and one egg $2.50 and drink tap water
Stay at home chor bo , dont go out, save money.
Cant compare lah.
You think i everyday smoke cigar, eat wagyu steak and drink wine meh?!
Muayhahaha
04 July 2016 - 12:51 AMJellandrossAuntie coming to the rescue of a stressful driver.
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04 July 2016 - 01:28 AMLurpsexxSeems like he like to visit prostitute. Maybe it was a way of getting them for free lo. He's one of the 51 charged for having sex with underage prostitute.
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LTC is very senior liao.. still wanna engage in this kinda thrill... Dun think is the money , as LTC chao chao earn >$10K a mth liao... maybe more like he's getting involved with the girl and got feelings?
04 July 2016 - 07:23 AMBlackyvLTC is very senior liao.. still wanna engage in this kinda thrill... Dun think is the money , as LTC chao chao earn >$10K a mth liao... maybe more like he's getting involved with the girl and got feelings?
Simply to satisfied his high sex drive lar, you won't send the girls you got feeling to another man's room ..
04 July 2016 - 07:36 AMVratenzaReally thumbs up to the Cam Auntie (got such term?
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Auntie coming to the rescue of a stressful driver.
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04 July 2016 - 07:38 AMPicnic06-Biante15Jumping for joy....pay rise coming for them soon?
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July Mid Year BONUS ...
04 July 2016 - 07:40 AMRadXVery Stress.......Lau Nang Politicians jumping shots.... stress on joints... stress on the medical support team on standby back home...
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gd morning....holiday today bo?
04 July 2016 - 07:46 AMVratenzaJune School Holiday just over leh....
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Some more I cannot tahan the fasting...so not qualified to take off for the up coming Hari Raya....
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04 July 2016 - 08:47 AMPicnic06-Biante15June School Holiday just over leh....
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Some more I cannot tahan the fasting...so not qualified to take off for the up coming Hari Raya....
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You know there is something called MC ...
04 July 2016 - 08:48 AMVratenzaI not like our dear government.... I cannot Ownself Give Ownself MC....
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04 July 2016 - 09:22 AMBanCoeRaintree's showers of strife leave neighbours at odds
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Nowadays even women in atas atas estates can stoop so low one , really this one not stress??? �or Just another Melon in the making.... hope got photo one, some call professional to stake her claim�
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� �A majestic raintree is at the root of a dispute between two neighbours in the posh Astrid Hill district.
Things came to a head last year when a worker was left stuck up in a cherry picker, needing rescue, and one of the neighbours felt at risk of being run over by a car driven by the other.
These led to claims in court concerning nuisance, trespass and assault. But though a judgment was handed down last month, the case is not yet over.The conflict sprouted soon after Mr Nasrat Lucas Muzayyin moved into a modern bungalow at the end of a short cul-de-sac in Astrid Hill in July 2014, with his wife Priscilla Goh and their young daughter.
Looming over their wall was a towering raintree belonging to their neighbour Shi Ka Yee.
According to the oral judgment by District Judge Chiah Kok Khun, delivered on June 24, "by all accounts, (Ms Shi) has a deep affection for the raintree".But her neighbours were less enamoured of its falling leaves and branches, which they feared could cause injuries or property damage. � � �In October 2014, they made a request to the National Parks Board to trim the branches and were told to seek Ms Shi's consent.
After receiving first a letter, then an e-mail, Ms Shi said in mid-November that she would trim the tree herself. When that did not happen, even after a reminder in January last year, the couple told her late that month that they would engage a contractor to prune the tree. � �It is understood that Ms Shi's bungalow has been undergoing renovations for some time and that she is now living in the Nassim Road area.
On the morning of Feb 17, workers arrived in a truck with a cherry picker and started work.
Less than an hour later, Ms Shi drove up, having been alerted to the situation. She blasted her car horn, got out and entered her neighbour's property, allegedly shouting and swearing when Mr Muzayyin emerged.
Told to leave, she did - but returned and took the keys from the truck's ignition, leaving a worker stranded up in the cherry picker.
The police were called.
Ms Shi tried to drive off. When Mr Muzayyin stood in front of the car, asking her to return the truck's keys, she revved her engine and edged closer.
Eventually he stepped aside and she drove off. The worker was stuck in the cherry picker for 1 ��hours before being rescued by the police and Singapore Civil Defence Force.
The couple sued her for nuisance, trespass and assault.
In a report to the court, Ms Shi's arborist confirmed that the raintree had dead branches within the area of both properties that "would fall, and posed a hazard".
Judge Chiah found that falling branches and dripping sap from the aborted trimming did constitute "nuisance".
He also found that Ms Shi had trespassed, and was liable for assault when she revved her engine with Mr Muzayyin in her path, though not when shouting profanities.
In all, he awarded $4,300 in damages for the nuisance, $4,000 for trespass and $1,500 for assault.
Judge Chiah also ordered Ms Shi to trim the tree's branches by last Thursday, failing which the couple would be at liberty to engage their own tree-cutting contractor. ��A visit by The Sunday Times on the evening of the deadline found that the half-trimmed branches were still overhanging the wall.
It seems the tree's fate still hangs in the balance. Ms Shi has filed an application for leave to appeal, due to be heard on Thursday.
An interim stay has been granted, preventing both sides from trimming the tree. This will last until Thursday, pending further orders from the trial judge.
Edited by BanCoe, 04 July 2016 - 09:23 AM.
04 July 2016 - 09:39 AMsakeRaintree's showers of strife leave neighbours at odds
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Nowadays even women in atas atas estates can stoop so low one , really this one not stress??? �or Just another Melon in the making.... hope got photo one, some call professional to stake her claim�
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� �A majestic raintree is at the root of a dispute between two neighbours in the posh Astrid Hill district.
Things came to a head last year when a worker was left stuck up in a cherry picker, needing rescue, and one of the neighbours felt at risk of being run over by a car driven by the other.
These led to claims in court concerning nuisance, trespass and assault. But though a judgment was handed down last month, the case is not yet over.The conflict sprouted soon after Mr Nasrat Lucas Muzayyin moved into a modern bungalow at the end of a short cul-de-sac in Astrid Hill in July 2014, with his wife Priscilla Goh and their young daughter.
Looming over their wall was a towering raintree belonging to their neighbour Shi Ka Yee.
According to the oral judgment by District Judge Chiah Kok Khun, delivered on June 24, "by all accounts, (Ms Shi) has a deep affection for the raintree".But her neighbours were less enamoured of its falling leaves and branches, which they feared could cause injuries or property damage. � � �In October 2014, they made a request to the National Parks Board to trim the branches and were told to seek Ms Shi's consent.
After receiving first a letter, then an e-mail, Ms Shi said in mid-November that she would trim the tree herself. When that did not happen, even after a reminder in January last year, the couple told her late that month that they would engage a contractor to prune the tree. � �It is understood that Ms Shi's bungalow has been undergoing renovations for some time and that she is now living in the Nassim Road area.
On the morning of Feb 17, workers arrived in a truck with a cherry picker and started work.
Less than an hour later, Ms Shi drove up, having been alerted to the situation. She blasted her car horn, got out and entered her neighbour's property, allegedly shouting and swearing when Mr Muzayyin emerged.
Told to leave, she did - but returned and took the keys from the truck's ignition, leaving a worker stranded up in the cherry picker.
The police were called.
Ms Shi tried to drive off. When Mr Muzayyin stood in front of the car, asking her to return the truck's keys, she revved her engine and edged closer.
Eventually he stepped aside and she drove off. The worker was stuck in the cherry picker for 1 ��hours before being rescued by the police and Singapore Civil Defence Force.
The couple sued her for nuisance, trespass and assault.
In a report to the court, Ms Shi's arborist confirmed that the raintree had dead branches within the area of both properties that "would fall, and posed a hazard".
Judge Chiah found that falling branches and dripping sap from the aborted trimming did constitute "nuisance".
He also found that Ms Shi had trespassed, and was liable for assault when she revved her engine with Mr Muzayyin in her path, though not when shouting profanities.
In all, he awarded $4,300 in damages for the nuisance, $4,000 for trespass and $1,500 for assault.
Judge Chiah also ordered Ms Shi to trim the tree's branches by last Thursday, failing which the couple would be at liberty to engage their own tree-cutting contractor. ��A visit by The Sunday Times on the evening of the deadline found that the half-trimmed branches were still overhanging the wall.
It seems the tree's fate still hangs in the balance. Ms Shi has filed an application for leave to appeal, due to be heard on Thursday.
An interim stay has been granted, preventing both sides from trimming the tree. This will last until Thursday, pending further orders from the trial judge.
tree with overhanging branches and leaves .....perennial problem between landed neighbours�
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04 July 2016 - 09:49 AMBanCoetree with overhanging branches and leaves .....perennial problem between landed neighbours�
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Correct you are , in fact Nasrat made overtures to her to and pay himself to get it cut off but why she must make it difficult for him;
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Sometimes Singaporeans don't know how to live with each others...... but then again there may have been bad blood between the two of them "brewing" �from other incidents which might have led to this situation
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In fact I am very careful and extend help to my neighours whom are elderly if got any plants overhanging or issues and they become so touched. ��
Edited by BanCoe, 04 July 2016 - 09:49 AM.
04 July 2016 - 09:51 AMDuckduckCorrect you are , in fact Nasrat made overtures to her to and pay himself to get it cut off but why she must make it difficult for him;
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Sometimes Singaporeans don't know how to live with each others...... but then again there may have been bad blood between the two of them "brewing" �from other incidents which might have led to this situation
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In fact I am very careful and extend help to my neighours whom are elderly if got any plants overhanging or issues and they become so touched. ��
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search "shi ka yee" on google got some interesting results
04 July 2016 - 09:54 AMJamescIron rice bowl, why still wanna do pimping?
http://www.stomp.com...ney-prostitutes
High-ranking lieutenant-colonel in SAF by day, pimp taking money from prostitutes by night�
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04 July 2016 - 09:57 AMBanCoesearch "shi ka yee" on google got some interesting results
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Wah !! you oso stay in this neighbourhood one .... tks for the heads up.... MCF is the place to find anyone lost of found �
So powderful she must be , she must feel very good at work today �
04 July 2016 - 09:59 AMLurpsexxSimply to satisfied his high sex drive lar, you won't send the girls you got feeling to another man's room ..
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Haha.. true also... but, I know of guys who are involved w the working girl and yet let her work... they explained if the girl is true to you, �she will come back to you at the end of the day no matter what she does... her heart will be with you, even tho her body is rented out temporarily... happens with Thai and Viet girls....





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