RE CHAO SZE BANG FRANK
The claim was a liquidated, undisputed debt and, by virtue of s.103 of the Bankruptcy Ordinance, the debtor's death did not terminate the proceedings; therefore the petition was properly restored and a bankruptcy order was made against the deceased debtor.
- Citation
- RE CHAO SZE BANG FRANK
- Parties
- Petitioner: Petitioner; Debtor (deceased): Chao Sze Bang Frank; Official Receiver: Official Receiver
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 22 April 2002
- Case Number
- HCB549/2000
- Procedural Posture
- Bankruptcy Petition (insolvency) / Hearing Concluded; Bankruptcy Order Made
- Outcome
- Bankruptcy order made against the deceased debtor; costs awarded to the petitioner.
- Legal Topics
- Statutory Demand, Bankruptcy Petition, Effect of Debtor's Death, Section 103 Bankruptcy Ordinance, Strike Out/abuse of Process, Appeal, Beddoe Order
- Source Language
- EN
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Parties
Petitioner
Petitioner
Chao Sze Bang Frank
Debtor (deceased)
Official Receiver
Official Receiver
Procedural Posture
Bankruptcy Petition (insolvency) / Hearing Concluded; Bankruptcy Order Made
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the petition should be struck out as an abuse of process
- 2 Whether the claimed debt was liquidated and genuinely disputed
- 3 Whether the death of the debtor terminates or suspends bankruptcy proceedings
Ratio Decidendi
The claim was a liquidated, undisputed debt and, by virtue of s.103 of the Bankruptcy Ordinance, the debtor's death did not terminate the proceedings; therefore the petition was properly restored and a bankruptcy order was made against the deceased debtor.
Court Disposition
Bankruptcy order made against the deceased debtor; costs awarded to the petitioner.
Orders
- Bankruptcy order made against Chao Sze Bang Frank (deceased)
- Costs of the proceedings awarded to the petitioner
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