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If your host is a company headquartered, and also operating, outside Singapore, is a Singaporean court so powerful that it can get that foreign host to comply with its "order"?![]()
The host company would not comply with a Singapore court order but it would have to comply to a court order initiated where they are located.
It all depends upon how much muscle the requestor has.
If it is an individual with limited resources using Ravi as his lawyer working pro bono, nothing would happen.
However a billionaire or a government with endless resources at their disposal could make things happen.
Take for example the case of Kim Dotcom who thought he was safe in NZ. The Hollywood bigwigs who are after him for piracy have enough influence to get the NZ government to raid his servers and initiate extradition proceedings.