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Companies law [2026] HKCA 726

WONG PUI YIN GEORGEANNA (as the administratrix of the estate of WONG CECILIA PUI LUEN, deceased) v. ELITE GIANT LTD AND ANOTHER

Hong Kong Court of Appeal set aside orders made on originating summonses because they were decided without being listed for hearing, and refused leave to appeal on stay applications.

  • Registration of shares
  • Rectification of register of members
  • Calling of general meeting
  • Beneficial ownership dispute
  • Stay of proceedings
  • Leave to appeal
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Company law [2026] HKCA 726

WONG PUI YIN GEORGEANNA (as the administratrix of the estate of WONG CECILIA PUI LUEN, deceased) v. ELITE GIANT LTD AND ANOTHER

The Court of Appeal set aside substantive orders made on unlisted originating summonses for procedural irregularity, but refused leave to appeal against refusal of a stay.

  • Registration of shareholders
  • Rectification of register of members
  • Ordering general meetings
  • Stay pending related litigation
  • Beneficial ownership of shares
  • Leave to appeal
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Matrimonial law [2026] HKCA 572

NPYJ v. SMRC

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal in two related matrimonial applications, upholding refusals to adjourn, a contempt finding, and indemnity costs.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Adjournment for incapacity
  • Hadkinson order
  • Committal for contempt
  • Indemnity costs
  • Expunction of unlawfully obtained communications
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Civil procedure [2026] HKCA 513

CHOW LILY v. CHOW WAI WAI VIOLET AND ANOTHER

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against refusal to admit a late medical expert report in probate proceedings, finding no error in case management.

  • Admission of expert evidence
  • Leave to appeal
  • Case management discretion
  • Delay and unless order
  • Probative value of evidence
  • Trial scheduling and overrun
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Civil procedure [2026] HKCFI 1148

CHOW LILY v. CHOW WAI WAI VIOLET AND ANOTHER

A High Court judge allowed the defendants’ appeal and granted leave to subpoena Professor Lo Chung-mau, holding his evidence may be highly relevant to a late pleaded undue influence claim.

  • Subpoena
  • Undue influence
  • Testamentary capacity
  • Leave to issue subpoena
  • Appeal from master
  • Undue-influence
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Civil procedure [2026] HKDC 377

GORDON CHAN v. CHAN CI KA CINDY

The District Court varied its costs order, requiring the plaintiff to pay the defendant’s costs of the abandoned Transfer Summons, while other interlocutory costs remained in the cause.

  • Costs orders
  • Stay pending probate
  • Transfer of proceedings
  • Unless orders
  • Late abandonment of summons
  • Certificate of counsel
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Probate law [2026] HKCA 266

ANGELA CHEN v. WAI WAI CHEN

Court of Appeal dismissed most leave and fresh-evidence applications in a probate discovery dispute, granting only a narrow leave point on possible waiver of privilege.

  • Legal professional privilege
  • Non-party discovery
  • Larke statement practice
  • Re fuld exception (attestation/witness statements)
  • Admission of fresh evidence on appeal (ladd v marshall; o.59 r.10)
  • Leave to appeal against interlocutory orders
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Probate [2025] HKCFI 4898

CHOW LILY v. CHOW WAI WAI VIOLET AND ANOTHER

The Court of First Instance dismissed a plaintiff’s leave-to-appeal summons, holding that challenges to case-management weightings disclosed no reasonable prospect of success.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Admission of expert evidence
  • Relief from sanctions
  • Trial scheduling and case management
  • Costs
  • Leave-to-appeal
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Civil procedure [2025] HKCA 868

曹雯娟小姐 v. 馬惠屏小姐 AND ANOTHER

The Court of Appeal dismissed a renewed application for leave to appeal, finding no good reason for the plaintiff’s absence at a case management conference.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Restoration of action
  • Striking out for non-attendance at cmc
  • Abuse of process
  • Costs
  • Compliance with practice directions
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Family law [2025] HKFC 156

YCR also known as CRY v. YSJ nee SJE

The District Court dismissed a father's leave to appeal against summary dismissal of his recusal application in a family relocation matter, and ordered costs to the mother.

  • Recusal
  • Leave to appeal
  • Apparent bias
  • Transcripts
  • Costs
  • Leave-to-appeal
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