TAM SHUK YIN ANNY v. CHOI KWOK CHAN AND OTHERS
The court upheld the petitioner on key contested points: stamp duty on the sale of Nos.49 and 57 and on sale of company shares is to be shared equally between equal shareholders; the 1st respondent must reimburse Advance Wise and Wise Apex for interest paid to Richmond caused by his default; reimbursement for rental...
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- Citation
- TAM SHUK YIN ANNY v. CHOI KWOK CHAN AND OTHERS
- Parties
- Petitioner: TAM SHUK YIN ANNY; 1st Respondent: CHOI KWOK CHAN; 2nd Respondent: FUNG LAI MEI BETTY; 3rd Respondent: ACTIVE TEAM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED; 4th Respondent: ADVANCE WISE DEVELOPMENT LIMITED; 5th Respondent: WISE APEX ENTERPRISES LIMITED; 6th Respondent: RICHMOND PROPERTIES AND TRADING COMPANY LIMITED
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 5 March 2008
- Case Number
- HCMP2399/2004
- Procedural Posture
- Companies Petition (section 168 a Companies Ordinance) / Post Judgment Chamber Hearing on Outstanding Reliefs and Directions After Main Judgment (liberty to Apply Granted)
- Outcome
- Orders made in terms of specified paragraphs of the judgment with additional directions and awards in favour of the petitioner on contested issues; liberty to apply granted
- Legal Topics
- Unfair Prejudice Under S.168 a, Share Valuation, Allocation of Stamp Duty, Compensatory Interest, Reimbursement for Losses, Costs Allocation, Directions to Valuers
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Parties
TAM SHUK YIN ANNY
Petitioner
CHOI KWOK CHAN
1st Respondent
FUNG LAI MEI BETTY
2nd Respondent
ACTIVE TEAM INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
3rd Respondent
ADVANCE WISE DEVELOPMENT LIMITED
4th Respondent
WISE APEX ENTERPRISES LIMITED
5th Respondent
RICHMOND PROPERTIES AND TRADING COMPANY LIMITED
6th Respondent
Procedural Posture
Companies Petition (section 168 a Companies Ordinance) / Post Judgment Chamber Hearing on Outstanding Reliefs and Directions After Main Judgment (liberty to Apply Granted)
Legal Issues
- 1 Allocation of stamp duty on sale of properties and shares
- 2 Whether 1st respondent must reimburse interest paid by Advance Wise and Wise Apex to Richmond
- 3 Reimbursement of rent for occupation of No.49 and appropriate cut-off date
Ratio Decidendi
The court upheld the petitioner on key contested points: stamp duty on the sale of Nos.49 and 57 and on sale of company shares is to be shared equally between equal shareholders; the 1st respondent must reimburse Advance Wise and Wise Apex for interest paid to Richmond caused by his default; reimbursement for rental of No.49 ordered as originally drafted up to 5 September 2008; interest awarded to the petitioner on her share of net sale proceeds from 17 September 2004 at 1% over HSBC prime until judgment rate thereafter; interest awarded on the purchase price of petitioner's Wise Apex shares from valuation date to judgment at the same rate; the valuer is directed to exclude interest...
Court Disposition
Orders made in terms of specified paragraphs of the judgment with additional directions and awards in favour of the petitioner on contested issues; liberty to apply granted
Orders
- Order in terms of paragraphs (3),(5),(6),(8),(9),(12),(13) and (14) of the additional reliefs with amendment to paragraph (9) adding words 'of the Order dated 9 January 2008'
- Order under paragraph (1): stamp duty and additional stamp duty payable on sale of Nos.49 and 57 to be borne equally between the petitioner and the 1st & 2nd respondents (with allowance for alternative arrangement to minimise duty)
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