WORLDPART INDUSTRIAL LTD v. ALL OCCUPIERS OF LOT NO. 1198 AND THE REMAINING PORTION OF LOT NO. 1220 BOTH IN DEMARCATION DISTRICT NO. 83, FANLING, NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG AND ANOTHER
The court refused to admit the late supplemental affirmation because of the unexplained delay, the history of the proceedings, the prejudice to the plaintiff, and the fact the applicant sought to set aside a judgment obtained after trial over two years earlier; under those circumstances the court would not exercise...
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- WORLDPART INDUSTRIAL LTD v. ALL OCCUPIERS OF LOT NO. 1198 AND THE REMAINING PORTION OF LOT NO. 1220 BOTH IN DEMARCATION DISTRICT NO. 83, FANLING, NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG AND ANOTHER
- Parties
- Plaintiff: WORLDPART INDUSTRIAL LIMITED; 1st Defendant: All occupiers of Lot No.1198 and The Remaining Portion of Lot No.1220 both in Demarcation District No.83, Fanling, New Territories, Hong Kong
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 8 September 2016
- Case Number
- HCMP50/2005
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Land Dispute / Application to Set Aside Judgment; Hearing on Admission of Supplemental Evidence (post Trial, Over Two Years)
- Outcome
- Late supplemental affirmation excluded from the evidence for this hearing; application cannot rely on that affirmation for the hearing
- Legal Topics
- Setting Aside Judgment, Service of Process, Admission of Late Evidence, Supplemental Evidence
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Parties
WORLDPART INDUSTRIAL LIMITED
Plaintiff
All occupiers of Lot No.1198 and The Remaining Portion of Lot No.1220 both in Demarcation District No.83, Fanling, New Territories, Hong Kong
1st Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Land Dispute / Application to Set Aside Judgment; Hearing on Admission of Supplemental Evidence (post Trial, Over Two Years)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether to admit late supplemental affirmation/evidence
- 2 Whether a judgment obtained after trial may be set aside after a delay of over two years
- 3 Whether the plaintiff would be prejudiced by admitting late evidence
Ratio Decidendi
The court refused to admit the late supplemental affirmation because of the unexplained delay, the history of the proceedings, the prejudice to the plaintiff, and the fact the applicant sought to set aside a judgment obtained after trial over two years earlier; under those circumstances the court would not exercise its discretion to admit the evidence.
Court Disposition
Late supplemental affirmation excluded from the evidence for this hearing; application cannot rely on that affirmation for the hearing
Orders
- Late affirmation not admitted as part of the evidence for this hearing
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