ISACCO ARONNE NEUMANN v. BANK OF CREDIT AND COMMERCE HONG KONG LTD.
The notice complied with Section 4 because the creditor limited its claim to the figures stated and implicitly waived any claim to statutory interest; any omission did not cause substantial injustice under s124(1); the alleged forbearance agreement was rejected on the evidence; therefore the petition was well...
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- Citation
- ISACCO ARONNE NEUMANN v. BANK OF CREDIT AND COMMERCE HONG KONG LTD.
- Parties
- Debtor: Isacco Aronne Neumann; Creditor (petitioner): Bank of Credit and Commerce Hong Kong Ltd. (In Liquidation)
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 29 June 1995
- Case Number
- HCB275/1995
- Procedural Posture
- Bankruptcy Petition (high Court Bankruptcy) / Hearing and Judgment (determination of Petition)
- Outcome
- Bankruptcy petition granted; order made against Isacco Aronne Neumann
- Legal Topics
- Bankruptcy Notice, Statutory Interest on Judgment, Waiver of Claim, Section 4 Bankruptcy Ordinance, Section 124(1) Irregularity, Costs
- Source Language
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Parties
Isacco Aronne Neumann
Debtor
Bank of Credit and Commerce Hong Kong Ltd. (In Liquidation)
Creditor (petitioner)
Procedural Posture
Bankruptcy Petition (high Court Bankruptcy) / Hearing and Judgment (determination of Petition)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the bankruptcy notice was invalid for omitting statutory interest on the judgment debt
- 2 Whether omission of statutory interest amounted to waiver by the creditor
- 3 Whether there was an enforceable agreement limiting the creditor to recover only one‑third or to forbear further proceedings in return for $5,000 monthly payments
Ratio Decidendi
The notice complied with Section 4 because the creditor limited its claim to the figures stated and implicitly waived any claim to statutory interest; any omission did not cause substantial injustice under s124(1); the alleged forbearance agreement was rejected on the evidence; therefore the petition was well founded and the bankruptcy order was made.
Court Disposition
Bankruptcy petition granted; order made against Isacco Aronne Neumann
Orders
- Bankruptcy order made against Isacco Aronne Neumann
- Costs of this hearing to be borne by the debtor (Isacco Aronne Neumann)
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