User:Cheangwaiian

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Separation of Powers[edit]

TEXT OF THE SECTION.

this is a third level heading[edit]

there are three equal signs on each side of the heading title

more sections[edit]

anything below the first heading is the lead section

more![edit]

if there are more sections there will be an automatic content page

A Bulleted List[edit]

  • use asterisks
  • this is another item
  • and another one!
    • if i want to create a sub list
    • i just add more asterisks

Numbered Lists[edit]

  1. type hexed signs like this
  2. instead of typing in numbers
    1. double hexes to sub list!
  3. only use numbered list if you want to make references!

quotations[edit]

there is a template! italics

quotes:

this is the quote.

bold text use 3 ' bold!

bold and italicised bold and italics 5 things

underline

strikeout

REFERENCES section[edit]

Assuming that this is the sentence that requires a reference. put the reference after the punctuation. [1] reflist number is the number of columns

This is a sentence that uses exactly the same reference as the first one. [2]

First time [2] but this is only if the reference is EXACTLY the same. different page number type again!

link parameter is only for link to other wikipedia articles.

[3] to manually italicise create links to other wikipedia articles with double square brackets. law in singapore

references to books: book [4]

citation to statute

IMAGES[edit]

optional wikimediacommons search Category:Singapore note down the name of the picture in the squarebracket |thumb for thumbnail|caption

The Supreme Court of Singapore, photographed in February 2007

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ the citation goes here
  2. ^ a b blah blah
  3. ^ Marbury v. Madison 5 U.S. 137 (1803), Supreme Court (United States).
  4. ^ Peter Leyland; Gordon Anthony, "Wednesbury Unreasonableness, Proportionality, and Equality", Textbook on Administrative law (6th ed.), Oxford University Press, pp. 284–312 at 308, ISBN 978-0-19-921776-2 {{citation}}: Text "location:Oxford" ignored (help).