SINGAPORE, Aug. 30 -- What was meant to be a settled dispute over defects at a Singapore condominium has resurfaced in court, more than a decade after residents first moved in.

The management corporation strata title plan (MCST) of Canberra Residences in Sembawang is suing main contractor MCC Engineering (Singapore) for allegedly breaching a 2020 settlement agreement intended to resolve the long-running dispute, The Straits Times reported today.

The 320-unit condominium, which received its temporary occupation permit in June 2013, was marketed as a five-storey, resort-themed development and features a swimming pool, two gyms, clubhouse, playground and barbecue pits.

Residents began reporting problems soon after moving in, including flo...