State Immunity Act 1979 s 9

s 9 Patents, trade marks, etc.

9. A State is not immune as respects proceedings relating to —(a) any patent, trade mark or design belonging to the State and registered or protected in Singapore or for which the State has applied in Singapore; (b) an alleged infringement by the State in Singapore of any patent, trade mark, design or copyright; or (c) the right to use a trade or business name in Singapore.

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