MILLAP LTD 及另一人 對 李艷玲

MILLAP LTD 及另一人 對 李艷玲

Permission to appeal was refused because the defendant failed to identify any arguable ground with a real prospect of success, relied only on previously rejected arguments and affidavit material amounting to no new evidence, and used an unacceptable PO Box address, such that there was no basis under s63/63A to grant...

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MILLAP LTD 及另一人 對 李艷玲
Parties
Plaintiff: MILLAP LIMITED; Plaintiff: EGERIA INVESTMENT LIMITED; Plaintiff: GOLDEN DRAGON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED; Defendant: LI YIM LING MANDY (李艷玲)
Court
District Court
Jurisdiction
Hong Kong
Judgment Date
29 September 2017
Case Number
DCCJ5605/2015
Procedural Posture
Leave to Appeal Application / Post Judgment Application for Permission to Appeal
Outcome
leave to appeal application dismissed
Legal Topics
Leave to Appeal, Service/address for Service, Admissibility of New Evidence, Threshold for Granting Permission to Appeal
Source Language
ch
Civil Procedure Appeal Costs Evidence Leave to Appeal Service/address for Service Admissibility of New Evidence Threshold for Granting Permission to Appeal

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Parties

MILLAP LIMITED

Plaintiff

EGERIA INVESTMENT LIMITED

Plaintiff

GOLDEN DRAGON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LIMITED

Plaintiff

LI YIM LING MANDY (李艷玲)

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Leave to Appeal Application / Post Judgment Application for Permission to Appeal

  1. 1 whether to grant leave to appeal
  2. 2 whether the proposed appeal has a reasonable prospect of success
  3. 3 whether new evidence may be admitted at this stage

Ratio Decidendi

Permission to appeal was refused because the defendant failed to identify any arguable ground with a real prospect of success, relied only on previously rejected arguments and affidavit material amounting to no new evidence, and used an unacceptable PO Box address, such that there was no basis under s63/63A to grant leave.

Court Disposition

leave to appeal application dismissed

Orders

  • The defendant's application for permission to appeal is refused.
  • The defendant must pay the plaintiffs' costs of the application on an indemnity (compensatory) basis.