YEUNG KA WAI 對 INTERNATIONAL TRADEMART CO LTD

YEUNG KA WAI 對 INTERNATIONAL TRADEMART CO LTD

Because the s.28 application named only Yeung, HRAE had not validly applied for permission to appeal; the court adjourned the leave hearing and permitted HRAE the opportunity to apply to the Judicial Officer for an extension of time and, if granted, to submit a permission application to be heard at the adjourned...

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Citation
[2019] HKCFI 3038
Parties
First Claimant (appellant): Yeung Ka Wai; Second Claimant: Housing and Regeneration Appraisal England Limited; Defendant: International Trademart Company Limited
Court
Court of First Instance
Jurisdiction
Hong Kong
Judgment Date
13 December 2019
Case Number
HCSA40/2019
Procedural Posture
Small Claims Tribunal Appeal / Application for Permission to Appeal (interlocutory Hearing)
Outcome
Hearing adjourned; costs reserved
Legal Topics
Permission to Appeal, Extension of Time, Adjournment, Self Represented Litigants
Source Language
ch
Civil Procedure Appeal Small Claims Tribunal Permission to Appeal Extension of Time Adjournment Self Represented Litigants

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Parties

Yeung Ka Wai

First Claimant (appellant)

Housing and Regeneration Appraisal England Limited

Second Claimant

International Trademart Company Limited

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Small Claims Tribunal Appeal / Application for Permission to Appeal (interlocutory Hearing)

  1. 1 Whether the application for permission to appeal properly included HRAE or only Yeung
  2. 2 Whether HRAE can obtain leave to apply for permission to appeal without first obtaining an extension of time
  3. 3 Whether the court should adjourn the hearing to enable HRAE to seek an extension and file a permission application

Ratio Decidendi

Because the s.28 application named only Yeung, HRAE had not validly applied for permission to appeal; the court adjourned the leave hearing and permitted HRAE the opportunity to apply to the Judicial Officer for an extension of time and, if granted, to submit a permission application to be heard at the adjourned hearing; costs were reserved.

Court Disposition

Hearing adjourned; costs reserved

Orders

  • Hearing adjourned to 25 March 2020 at 09:30 to be dealt with before this judge (30 minutes reserved)
  • If HRAE obtains permission from the Judicial Officer to extend the time and files a permission to appeal application within the extended period, HRAE's application will be heard at the adjourned hearing