Singapore High Court blocks Venetian Macau’s HKD19.35m gambling debt enforcement
The ruling prevents Venetian Macau from enforcing its Hong Kong gambling debt judgment in Singapore.
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The ruling prevents Venetian Macau from enforcing its Hong Kong gambling debt judgment in Singapore.
The decision limits Venetian Macau’s ability to recover the casino debt through Singapore’s courts.
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