IILF examines how Singapore courts apply forum non conveniens to decide jurisdiction, focusing on the Spiliada test, connecting factors in cross-border disputes.

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  Divorce proceedings in Singapore are governed by a dual legal framework. Muslim marriages are regulated by the Administration of Muslim Law Act (Cap. 3, 2009 Rev Ed.) (“AMLA”) and fall within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Syariah Court. In contrast, non-Muslim marriages, including those involving Hindus, Christians, and foreigners, are governed by the Women’s

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