RE ISOO IWASAWA
Because the debtor admitted liability for HK$800,000, failed to comply with a statutory demand which was not set aside (giving rise to a deemed inability to pay under ss.6 and 6A(1)), and his repayment proposals were speculative and reasonably rejectable under s.6D(3), the court was compelled to make a bankruptcy order against the debtor.
- Citation
- RE ISOO IWASAWA
- Parties
- Petitioner: Mr Hang Louis; Debtor: Mr Isso Iwasawa
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 9 January 2015
- Case Number
- HCB5511/2014
- Procedural Posture
- Bankruptcy Petition / Judgment (handed Down 9 January 2015)
- Outcome
- Bankruptcy order made against the debtor
- Legal Topics
- Statutory Demand, Deeming of Inability to Pay, Share Transfer Restrictions Under Articles, Bankruptcy Order, S6 D(3) Refusal of Payment Proposal
- Source Language
- EN
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Parties
Mr Hang Louis
Petitioner
Mr Isso Iwasawa
Debtor
Procedural Posture
Bankruptcy Petition / Judgment (handed Down 9 January 2015)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether debtor is deemed unable to pay debt under ss.6 and 6A(1) of the Bankruptcy Ordinance
- 2 Whether the debtor's payment proposals were such that a reasonable creditor could not refuse under s.6D(3)
- 3 Validity of purported share transfers given articles of association requiring prior consent
Ratio Decidendi
Because the debtor admitted liability for HK$800,000, failed to comply with a statutory demand which was not set aside (giving rise to a deemed inability to pay under ss.6 and 6A(1)), and his repayment proposals were speculative and reasonably rejectable under s.6D(3), the court was compelled to make a bankruptcy order against the debtor.
Court Disposition
Bankruptcy order made against the debtor
Orders
- Bankruptcy order made against Mr Isso Iwasawa
- Costs awarded to the petitioner
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