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In Kim Eng Securities Ltd v Goh Teng Poh Karen 2011 SGHC 201, a brokerage firm (the "Plaintiff") brought an action to enforce an indemnity against a dealer (the "Defendant") in respect of losses arising out of share trades executed by the Defendant's clients
