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Aliev Firoudin v. Kon Yin Tong & Anor [2013] SGHC 128 (Singapore, High Court, 9 July 2013)

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Singapore August 30 2013

Payment of an annual wage supplement held to be an implied term of an employment contract as it was the employer's practice to pay a fixed sum of one month's salary to every employee each year.

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