INDIAN CORRIDOR SDN BHD AND ANOTHER v. CHINA IDEA DEVELOPMENT LTD AND OTHERS
The court refused to re-open or re-litigate the final orders made on 1 and 4 February; directed that the contested applications (increase of security to $87.5M and variation/extension of the anti-suit injunction) be stood over for a three-hour inter partes hearing to be fixed, granted defendants 21 days to file further affidavits, disallowed further affidavits without leave, reserved the question of cross-examination to a short directions appointment (30 minutes) and reserved costs to the substantive hearing; ordered that Robertsons pay $2,000,000 into court and that paragraph 5 be amended to reflect payment into court.
- Citation
- INDIAN CORRIDOR SDN BHD AND ANOTHER v. CHINA IDEA DEVELOPMENT LTD AND OTHERS
- Parties
- 1st Plaintiff: INDIAN CORRIDOR SDN BHD; 2nd Plaintiff: PEMBANGUNAN QUALICARE SDN BHD; 1st Defendant: CHINA IDEA DEVELOPMENT LIMITED; 2nd Defendant: YANFULL INVESTMENTS LIMITED; 3rd Defendant: GOLDEN PLUS HOLDINGS BHD
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 26 May 2008
- Case Number
- HCA1/2008
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Commercial Injunctions (mareva and Anti Suit) / Interlocutory (ruling on Contested Summonses)
- Outcome
- Partial: applications adjourned and procedural directions given; earlier orders maintained and not re-opened at this hearing.
- Legal Topics
- Mareva Injunction, Anti Suit Injunction, Security for Undertakings, Re Opening Ex Parte Orders, Adjournment and Cross Examination of Affidavit Evidence
- Source Language
- EN
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Parties
INDIAN CORRIDOR SDN BHD
1st Plaintiff
PEMBANGUNAN QUALICARE SDN BHD
2nd Plaintiff
CHINA IDEA DEVELOPMENT LIMITED
1st Defendant
YANFULL INVESTMENTS LIMITED
2nd Defendant
GOLDEN PLUS HOLDINGS BHD
3rd Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Commercial Injunctions (mareva and Anti Suit) / Interlocutory (ruling on Contested Summonses)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to increase security held under paragraph 5 from $20,000,000 to $87,500,000 pending inquiry into damages
- 2 Whether to extend the anti-suit injunction to have related Malaysian proceedings stayed
- 3 Whether the court should re-open or re-litigate its 1 and 4 February orders
Ratio Decidendi
The court refused to re-open or re-litigate the final orders made on 1 and 4 February; directed that the contested applications (increase of security to $87.5M and variation/extension of the anti-suit injunction) be stood over for a three-hour inter partes hearing to be fixed, granted defendants 21 days to file further affidavits, disallowed further affidavits without leave, reserved the question of cross-examination to a short directions appointment (30 minutes) and reserved costs to the substantive hearing; ordered that Robertsons pay $2,000,000 into court and that paragraph 5 be amended to reflect payment into court.
Court Disposition
Partial: applications adjourned and procedural directions given; earlier orders maintained and not re-opened at this hearing.
Orders
- Robertsons to pay $2,000,000 into court and paragraph 5 of the Order of 4 February to be amended to delete references to Robertsons and to record payment into court
- Both outstanding applications (variation of security from $20,000,000 to $87,500,000 and amendment/extension of anti-suit injunction) adjourned to a date to be fixed for a three-hour hearing on the basis that there will be no cross-examination
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