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<strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Academy</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Law</strong> Journal (2003)<br />
just one <strong>of</strong> the many issues between those two parties. Therefore, Order<br />
15 Rule 13A(6) will not assist in resolving the issues <strong>of</strong> how to give<br />
notice <strong>of</strong> the ancillary matters proceedings to the 3 rd party, and whether<br />
he will be bound by any judgment given by the ancillary matters court if<br />
he does not join the proceedings as a party.<br />
4.9 Summary<br />
142 Table 1. provides a summary <strong>of</strong> the issues set out in Sections<br />
4.3-4.6 above.<br />
Table 1.<br />
Status, Rights and<br />
Liabilities <strong>of</strong> 3 rd Party at<br />
the ancillary matters<br />
proceedings<br />
Party<br />
Non-Party without<br />
notice<br />
Non-Party with notice<br />
Whether 3 rd party can give<br />
evidence<br />
Yes. See<br />
Section<br />
4.3.1<br />
Yes. See Section 4.3.1 Yes. See Section 4.3.1<br />
Whether findings can be<br />
made for or against the 3 rd<br />
party<br />
Yes. See<br />
Section<br />
4.3.2<br />
Yes. See Section 4.3.2 Yes. See Section 4.3.2<br />
Whether orders can be<br />
made and enforced against<br />
the 3 rd party<br />
Yes. See<br />
Section<br />
4.4.2<br />
No. See Section 4.4.3<br />
and 4.4.5<br />
No. See Section 4.4.4 and<br />
4.4.5<br />
Whether orders in favour <strong>of</strong><br />
the 3 rd party can be made<br />
Yes. See<br />
Section<br />
4.4.6<br />
Yes, but the 3 rd party<br />
does not have the locus<br />
standi to request for such<br />
orders. Only the parties<br />
to the action do. See<br />
Section 4.4.6<br />
Yes, but the 3 rd party<br />
does not have the locus<br />
standi to request for such<br />
orders. Only the parties to<br />
the action do. See Section<br />
4.4.6<br />
Whether orders in favour <strong>of</strong><br />
the 3 rd party can be<br />
enforced by the 3 rd party<br />
Yes. See<br />
Section<br />
4.4.6<br />
No. See Section 4.4.6 No. See Section 4.4.6<br />
Whether 3 rd party has the<br />
right to appeal against an<br />
order made against him<br />
Yes. See<br />
Section<br />
4.5.1<br />
Leave is required for the<br />
3 rd party to intervene in<br />
order to appeal against<br />
an order made against<br />
him, but it will be<br />
granted as a matter <strong>of</strong><br />
course. See Section 4.5.2<br />
Leave is required for the<br />
3 rd party to intervene in<br />
order to appeal against an<br />
order made against him,<br />
but it will be granted<br />
quite readily. See Section<br />
4.5.3