Exactly. That's why need get hold of him. Now he don't even pick up calls. Wanna talk to him nicely also cannot. Sigh .. Mayi can help ??Originally posted by xDD:ppl dun pay back can call police meh?
Tracing other parties through IP, hp no, bank account number, etc is against the law.Originally posted by Refugees:I don't know. Just have his email address, friendster(set to private), hp no., bank a/c no, and his picture. I think my friend $ cannot take back already.
Small Claims Tribunals were established on the 1st of February 1985, as one of the Subordinate Courts of Singapore, with the enactment of the Small Claims Tribunals Act, Chapter 308.Source: http://app.subcourts.gov.sg/sct/page.aspx?pageid=3953
The Small Claims Tribunals were introduced to provide a quick and inexpensive forum for the resolution of small claims between consumers and suppliers.
The initial monetary jurisdiction of the Tribunals covered claims not exceeding $2,000/-. In 1995, this monetary limit was increased to $5,000/- (and up to $10,000/- if both parties consent in writing). In 1997, the monetary jurisdiction of the Tribunals was further increased to $10,000/- (or $20,000 if both parties consent in writing).
The number of claims lodged or filed at the Tribunals has increased steadily, from a relatively modest 3,788 cases lodged in 1985, to 29,725 claims in 2004. This increase reflects the public's confidence in the Tribunals to provide them with a swift system of justice at an affordable cost.