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Personal Injury Tables Singapore 2021
Personal Injury Tables Singapore 2021
2021-03-24W.S. Chan | F.W.H. Chan | J.S.H. Li

This book contains actuarial tables for use in personal injury and fatal accident cases in Singapore. The value of these tables lies in the scientific basis upon which loss is estimated, and using them is akin to having expert witness evidence to guide the court in its decision. 

Key features

  • Essential reference information to assist lawyers in determining appropriate compensation levels for losses suffered through personal injury and fatal accident cases.
  • Actuarial tables are based on various Life Tables for Singapore Resident Population 1980–2018, published by the Singapore Department of Statistics.
  • Clear explanatory notes guide users on the proper and effective use of the tables.
  • Adopts life expectancy figures and tables that reflect the proper and true value of money.
  • Applies the methodology used in constructing the UK Ogden Tables in the context of unique local circumstances.

Price:

SGD 147.26

Format: Printed Book

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