CHUI PAK KUT v. KU MEI FUNG AND ANOTHER
Under the amended Ordinance s.119D(4) the Tribunal may for good cause entertain a late application; on the facts the Applicant established good cause (ongoing negotiations and relief against forfeiture) so the Tribunal granted an extension, determined a two-year new tenancy commencing 13 September 2003 and fixed the PMR at $8,700 per month exclusive of rates and management fee.
- Citation
- CHUI PAK KUT v. KU MEI FUNG AND ANOTHER
- Parties
- Applicant (tenant): CHUI PAK KUT; Respondent (landlord): KU MEI FUNG; Respondent (landlord): KU KWOK WING
- Court
- Lands Tribunal
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 24 June 2004
- Case Number
- LDNT156/2003
- Procedural Posture
- Land Tribunal Application for Grant of New Tenancy Under Landlord and Tenant (consolidation) Ordinance / Judgment (hearing Concluded; Judgment Dated 24 June 2004)
- Outcome
- Application allowed in part; new tenancy granted with terms determined by Tribunal
- Legal Topics
- New Tenancy, Prevailing Market Rent, Extension of Time, Tenancy Termination, Forfeiture
- Source Language
- EN
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Parties
CHUI PAK KUT
Applicant (tenant)
KU MEI FUNG
Respondent (landlord)
KU KWOK WING
Respondent (landlord)
Procedural Posture
Land Tribunal Application for Grant of New Tenancy Under Landlord and Tenant (consolidation) Ordinance / Judgment (hearing Concluded; Judgment Dated 24 June 2004)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the Tribunal may entertain an application for a new tenancy made after failure to file required forms and after termination of the old tenancy
- 2 Whether the Applicant has shown good cause to extend time under the amended Ordinance
- 3 Appropriate duration of the new tenancy
Ratio Decidendi
Under the amended Ordinance s.119D(4) the Tribunal may for good cause entertain a late application; on the facts the Applicant established good cause (ongoing negotiations and relief against forfeiture) so the Tribunal granted an extension, determined a two-year new tenancy commencing 13 September 2003 and fixed the PMR at $8,700 per month exclusive of rates and management fee.
Court Disposition
Application allowed in part; new tenancy granted with terms determined by Tribunal
Orders
- New tenancy for the Premises granted for a term of 2 years commencing 13 September 2003.
- Rent of the new tenancy fixed at $8,700 per month, exclusive of rates and management fee; leave to the Respondent to pay Applicant any over-payment of rent, if any, within one month from today.
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