MCST cannot unilaterally determine damages payable for breach of by-laws 11 Jan 2019 In Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No 901 v Lian Tat Huat Trading Pte Ltd [2018] SGHC 270, the High Court held that a management corporation (“MC”) cannot unilaterally determine the quantum of damages to be paid by a subsidiary proprietor to the MC, arising from the subsidiary proprietor’s breach of its by-law. Instead, where there has been a breach of a by-law, the MC has to apply to Court to determine the damages payable, and prove its loss suffered in order to recover damages. Please click here to read the update. Content authored by: Benedict Teo, Director, Dispute Resolution; Elaine Lim, Senior Associate, Dispute Resolution; and Arthur Yong, Associate, Dispute Resolution