SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION v. LI WO HING AND OTHERS
On the agreed facts the 1st Respondent committed misfeasance and produced misleading disclosures (breaches of s214(1)(b),(c),(d)) and the 2nd Respondent committed misfeasance and issued misleading disclosures (breaches of s214(1)(b),(c)); having regard to seriousness, admissions, restitution and costs undertakings and relevant authorities, the court imposed a 7-year disqualification on the 1st Respondent and a 4-year disqualification on the 2nd Respondent and ordered restitution and costs as specified.
- Citation
- SECURITIES AND FUTURES COMMISSION v. LI WO HING AND OTHERS
- Parties
- Petitioner: Securities and Futures Commission; 1st Respondent: Li Wo Hing; 2nd Respondent: Li Nga Kuk James; 3rd Respondent: Medical China Limited (renamed China Asean Resources Limited)
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 26 September 2012
- Case Number
- HCMP1023/2011
- Procedural Posture
- SFO S214 Disqualification Petition / Decision (summary Carecraft Procedure)
- Outcome
- Disqualification orders made against 1st and 2nd Respondents; restitution and costs orders made; no further order against the Company other than costs and discontinuance upon repayment
- Legal Topics
- Director Disqualification, Misfeasance, Misappropriation, Misleading Disclosure, Financial Controls
- Source Language
- EN
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Parties
Securities and Futures Commission
Petitioner
Li Wo Hing
1st Respondent
Li Nga Kuk James
2nd Respondent
Medical China Limited (renamed China Asean Resources Limited)
3rd Respondent
Procedural Posture
SFO S214 Disqualification Petition / Decision (summary Carecraft Procedure)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the 1st and 2nd Respondents breached duties under s214 of the Securities and Futures Ordinance by misfeasance, making misleading disclosures and failing to maintain proper financial controls
- 2 Whether disqualification orders should be made and for what period
- 3 Whether restitution and costs orders are appropriate
Ratio Decidendi
On the agreed facts the 1st Respondent committed misfeasance and produced misleading disclosures (breaches of s214(1)(b),(c),(d)) and the 2nd Respondent committed misfeasance and issued misleading disclosures (breaches of s214(1)(b),(c)); having regard to seriousness, admissions, restitution and costs undertakings and relevant authorities, the court imposed a 7-year disqualification on the 1st Respondent and a 4-year disqualification on the 2nd Respondent and ordered restitution and costs as specified.
Court Disposition
Disqualification orders made against 1st and 2nd Respondents; restitution and costs orders made; no further order against the Company other than costs and discontinuance upon repayment
Orders
- 1st Respondent disqualified for 7 years from being or acting as director, liquidator, receiver or manager and from taking part in management of the 3rd Respondent or any other corporation without leave of the Court
- 2nd Respondent disqualified for 4 years from being or acting as director, liquidator, receiver or manager and from taking part in management of the 3rd Respondent or any other corporation without leave of the Court
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