My sibling broke an appliances in the department store.

I own an e-commerce business and pretty much everything can be paid for using bitcoins. I had the need to incorporate an app and had a developer to build one for me. Unknown to me this developer wrote in a code on the back end of the application that would direct a certain amount of purchases done on the app with bitcoin to a wallet he incorporated and not mine.

Hi. Certainly you or any foreigner can own a business in Singapore without necessarily relocating. However, I believe there are two options you will need to take into consideration. You will need to appoint a contact in Singapore who is well trusted by you or in the absence of that, retain a resident nominee director service so as to fulfil the Singapore companies’ statutory requirement of a resident director. Best of luck!

Since the store is not giving any refund although it was their fault, you can report it to the local trading standards department because it was part of a statutory right of a customer. You can send them an email and notify the shop about what you are about to do. That way, maybe they will do something about your ordered products.

Some people who are dependent on credit cards does not think on how much they are gonna spend. When they are stressed, they sometimes go shopping as an alternative to stress relief. In the situation of this couple, the husband gives his everything for them. The wife also works hard for them to buy their wants,

The use of the word “accidentally” ]which is always a fun word for lawyers. It’s possible, if the amount were great enough and the company decided to sue you over it, that if the situation were truly an accident, and not a negligent or reckless act, that a court would find no liability, this is because tort law is predicated on intent, generally speaking. Even negligence requires more than a mere “accident” — it requires a duty, a breach of that duty, and damages.

You sound like an educated woman so I am baffled that you are in the position you are in. First of all I don’t want to speak badly of your relationship but I think it’s rather odd that you are dating a man many years younger than you and one you are probably taking care of. Frankly I will caution strongly against buying a property for your boyfriend but if you must buy one to justify ‘’sharing something together’’, then let the documents be in your name. Anything short of that sister and you will be in for a real shocker in future.