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The Court of First Instance dismissed a stay application and made a bankruptcy order where the debtor had not complied with a payment-into-court condition.
The Court of First Instance dismissed the defendant’s late application to adjourn a committal trial, finding no exceptional circumstances and ordering costs nisi.
The court granted bankruptcy orders after rejecting a Money Lenders Ordinance defence and an exclusive jurisdiction clause point as unarguable and frivolous.
The court made a usual bankruptcy order after rejecting the debtor’s late oral-agreement defence and finding no bona fide dispute on substantial grounds.
The Court of First Instance granted a bankruptcy order against the debtor after finding no bona fide dispute and no evidence that the judgment debt was secured.
The court made a bankruptcy order after finding the debtor could not rely on a late-amended objection and had not shown a bona fide dispute on substantial grounds.
The Court of First Instance made a winding-up order against Million Up Limited because the debt was undisputed and the company failed to show a credible repayment plan.
The Court of First Instance recognised Malaysian liquidators and granted targeted assistance over HK assets, but refused a blanket stay of proceedings.
Interlocutory winding-up ruling allowing a limited petition amendment, striking out several unpleaded or irrelevant passages, and setting consequential directions and costs.
The court granted a winding-up order against Bloomyears Ltd after finding the company had not shown a bona fide dispute to a HK$2.1 million debt.
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