PETER DE KRASSEL AND ANOTHER v. FRANCIS ROXAS MORAN AND OTHERS
The court ordered winding up under Section 177(1)(d), refused any stay of that winding up at this stage, stayed the Section 228A miscellaneous proceedings because a compulsory winding up was proceeding and two winding up processes cannot run concurrently, adjourned the appointment of joint liquidators pending formal paperwork, and directed that the costs of the winding up petition be paid by CAL while making no order as to costs in the Miscellaneous Proceedings (duplicated costs disallowed).
- Citation
- PETER DE KRASSEL AND ANOTHER v. FRANCIS ROXAS MORAN AND OTHERS
- Parties
- Petitioner and 4th Defendant: BOZELL ASIA (HOLDING) LIMITED; 1st Respondent and 2nd Plaintiff: CAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED; 2nd Respondent and 5th Defendant: CAL/BOZELL HOLDINGS LIMITED; 1st Plaintiff: PETER DE KRASSEL; 1st Defendant: FRANCIS ROXAS MORAN; 2nd Defendant: THOMAS YEUNG SIN KIT; 3rd Defendant: MICHAEL ANDERSON
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 30 October 1996
- Case Number
- HCMP3209/1995
- Procedural Posture
- Winding Up Petition and Miscellaneous Proceedings Under the Companies Ordinance / Decision on Costs and Final Orders Following Hearing and Judgment (winding Up Order Made)
- Outcome
- Winding up order made; stay of Section 228A proceedings; appointment of joint liquidators adjourned; costs allocated as ordered.
- Legal Topics
- Winding Up, Stay of Proceedings, Appointment of Liquidators, Section 228 a, Costs Allocation
- Source Language
- EN
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Parties
BOZELL ASIA (HOLDING) LIMITED
Petitioner and 4th Defendant
CAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
1st Respondent and 2nd Plaintiff
CAL/BOZELL HOLDINGS LIMITED
2nd Respondent and 5th Defendant
PETER DE KRASSEL
1st Plaintiff
FRANCIS ROXAS MORAN
1st Defendant
THOMAS YEUNG SIN KIT
2nd Defendant
MICHAEL ANDERSON
3rd Defendant
Procedural Posture
Winding Up Petition and Miscellaneous Proceedings Under the Companies Ordinance / Decision on Costs and Final Orders Following Hearing and Judgment (winding Up Order Made)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to order a stay of the compulsory winding up
- 2 Whether to appoint joint liquidators at this stage
- 3 Which party should bear costs of the winding up petition
Ratio Decidendi
The court ordered winding up under Section 177(1)(d), refused any stay of that winding up at this stage, stayed the Section 228A miscellaneous proceedings because a compulsory winding up was proceeding and two winding up processes cannot run concurrently, adjourned the appointment of joint liquidators pending formal paperwork, and directed that the costs of the winding up petition be paid by CAL while making no order as to costs in the Miscellaneous Proceedings (duplicated costs disallowed).
Court Disposition
Winding up order made; stay of Section 228A proceedings; appointment of joint liquidators adjourned; costs allocated as ordered.
Orders
- Order for winding up under Section 177(1)(d) of the Companies Ordinance.
- Refusal of any stay of the winding up at this stage.
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