MCST sues developer, four others over alleged defects
The Management Corporation Strata Title (MCST) of Foresque Residences is suing its developer and construction partners over balcony defects that caused concrete to fall. The defendants have denied liability, citing various reasons including proper appointment of competent parties.
Why it matters
This case underscores the legal and safety complexities of building maintenance and construction liability in high-density residential developments.
On Feb 15, 2025, a piece of cement mix apparently detached from the underside of a third-floor balcony at Block 105 and landed in the private enclosed space of a first-floor unit below.
Listen Summarise The MCST of Foresques Residences is suing the developer and four other parties over alleged balcony defects that caused concrete to fall 20 meters, posing serious safety risks. Professional engineer Chan Chee Choon found 88 balconies in Block 105 to be affected by the defect, while other blocks showed no similar defects. All five defendants deny liability; the main contractor is in creditors voluntary winding up. AI generated
SINGAPORE – A Bukit Panjang condominium’s developer and others involved in its construction have been sued over alleged construction defects after a piece of concrete detached from a balcony and fell 20m.
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