RE KINZIE

RE KINZIE

There was a judgment debt of HK$19,475 with a statutory demand served and not complied with; the Debtor failed to produce admissible evidence of ability to pay and had additional outstanding judgment debt indicating insolvency, therefore a usual bankruptcy order was appropriate.

Citation
[2025] HKCFI 4822
Parties
Petitioner: Shane Frederick Weir; Debtor: Kinzie (簡善); Official Receiver: Official Receiver
Court
Court of First Instance
Jurisdiction
Hong Kong
Judgment Date
20 October 2025
Case Number
HCB4163/2025
Procedural Posture
Bankruptcy Proceedings / Hearing and Judgment (usual Bankruptcy Order Pronounced)
Outcome
Usual bankruptcy order pronounced against the Debtor.
Legal Topics
Statutory Demand, Usual Bankruptcy Order, Judgment Debt, Costs, Evidence Admissibility
Source Language
EN

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Parties

Shane Frederick Weir

Petitioner

Kinzie (簡善)

Debtor

Official Receiver

Official Receiver

Procedural Posture

Bankruptcy Proceedings / Hearing and Judgment (usual Bankruptcy Order Pronounced)

  1. 1 Whether a usual bankruptcy order should be pronounced given an unpaid judgment debt following a statutory demand
  2. 2 Whether the Debtor's informal assertions and documents (mobile phone, printout) constituted admissible evidence of ability to pay
  3. 3 Whether the Debtor's other outstanding judgment debts indicate insolvency

Ratio Decidendi

There was a judgment debt of HK$19,475 with a statutory demand served and not complied with; the Debtor failed to produce admissible evidence of ability to pay and had additional outstanding judgment debt indicating insolvency, therefore a usual bankruptcy order was appropriate.

Court Disposition

Usual bankruptcy order pronounced against the Debtor.

Orders

  • Pronounce a usual bankruptcy order against the Debtor.