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Administrative law [2026] HKCFI 2731

CHU CHAU KA YEE v. HKU ENGINEERING UNDERGRADUATE OFFICE

The Court of First Instance dismissed a leave application for judicial review challenging a university’s refusal of late withdrawal or a make-up exam after the applicant sat the exam and later raised illness concerns.

  • Leave to apply for judicial review
  • Procedural compliance for judicial review applications
  • University examination policy
  • Late withdrawal/late drop
  • Medical grounds for exam relief
  • Make-up examinations
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Equal opportunities [2026] HKDC 354

TUNG LAI LAM v. 東網有限公司 AND ANOTHER

法院接納原告人電郵為撤回起訴通知,並認為被告未能證明惡意、無理或特殊情況,最終裁定各自負擔訟費。

  • Discontinuance
  • Costs orders
  • Malicious and frivolous proceedings
  • Representative proceedings
  • Abuse of process
  • Costs-orders
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Administrative law [2026] HKCFI 241

CHOW HANG TUNG v. COMMISSIONER OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES

The court dismissed Chow Hang Tung’s judicial review over prison uniform rules requiring female prisoners to wear long trousers in summer.

  • Sex discrimination
  • Prison uniform policy
  • Judicial review
  • Proportionality
  • Wednesbury unreasonableness
  • Statutory interpretation
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Discrimination law [2025] HKDC 1954

SRI WAHYUNI 對 林銳生

The application for leave to appeal was dismissed because the respondent failed to show the proposed appeal had a reasonable prospect of success or any other reason warranting a hearing under s63A(2); the trial judge's factual findings—particularly the authenticity of the recordings and the adverse credibility assessment of the respondent—were supported by evidence and not shown to be manifestly wrong, and there was no legal obligation on the Equality Commission or counsel to independently verify the recordings.

  • Sexual harassment
  • Leave to appeal
  • Authentication of digital/audio evidence
  • Costs
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Discrimination law [2025] HKDC 1587

K v. TAM CHAU LONG AND ANOTHER

The District Court dismissed extensive interrogatories and subpoena applications in an equal opportunities case, finding them prolix, oppressive and largely fishing.

  • Interrogatories
  • Subpoena duces tecum
  • Discovery
  • Costs
  • Disability discrimination
  • Subpoena-duces-tecum
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Discrimination law [2025] HKDC 1653

LEE CHICK CHOI v. THE HONG KONG GOLF CLUB

The District Court dismissed the claimant’s application to stay execution of a costs order pending appeal, holding that no arguable appeal or basis for a stay was shown.

  • Disability discrimination ordinance
  • Stay of execution
  • Taxation of costs
  • Leave to appeal
  • Fresh evidence
  • Stay-of-execution
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Discrimination law [2025] HKDC 1616

LAM CHAK CHUN v. THE INCORPORATED MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF TUNG WAH GROUP OF HOSPITALS WONG FUT NAM COLLEGE

The District Court granted the respondents’ applications to adduce Professor Cheung’s expert report on school dress and appearance standards, but dismissed the claimant’s psychiatric expert application in DCEO 14/2023.

  • Admissibility of expert evidence
  • Packaged/’package’ defence
  • Conventional standards and stereotyping
  • Indirect disability discrimination
  • Case management of expert evidence
  • Admissibility-of-expert-evidence
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Discrimination law [2025] HKDC 1616

WONG WING HEI v. THE INCORPORATED MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE OF TIN SHUI WAI METHODIST COLLEGE

The District Court granted the schools’ applications to adduce expert evidence on conventional school appearance standards, but dismissed the claimant’s expert application in the disability discrimination case.

  • Direct discrimination
  • Indirect discrimination
  • Expert evidence admissibility
  • Packaging defence
  • Case management
  • Expert-evidence-admissibility
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Civil procedure [2025] HKDC 1399

CHAN LONG NING, CHRISTINE v. DICKSON CONCEPTS (RETAIL) LTD

The District Court granted a restrictive proceedings order against the plaintiff, finding repeated abusive litigation and a real risk of further proceedings without leave.

  • Vexatious litigant
  • Abuse of process
  • Restrictive proceedings order
  • Strike out
  • Res judicata
  • Leave to commence proceedings
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