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Civil procedure [2025] HKDC 1252

DIAMOND TREASURE LTD v. MAN KAM LEUNG AND ANOTHER

The District Court varied a costs order nisi, holding the plaintiff must pay 50% of the 1st respondent’s costs of the application, with certificate for counsel.

  • Non-party costs
  • Costs order nisi
  • Variation of costs order
  • Taxation of costs
  • Costs
  • Non-party-costs
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Civil procedure [2024] HKCA 1002

ALEPH FABRIZIO KRAUS, a minor by ERIC GEORGE KRAUS, his next friend and father v. ALL ASSET MANAGEMENT (ASIA) LTD AND ANOTHER

The Court of Appeal refused to vary a costs order nisi, holding the plaintiff must pay costs for summonses to adduce new evidence and awarding $70,000 to the intervener.

  • Joinder of parties
  • Leave to adduce new evidence
  • Costs orders
  • Undertakings
  • Summary assessment
  • Joinder-of-parties
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCFI 2861

CHEN HONGQING v. ASIA CEMENT CORPORATION

Leave to appeal was refused in a Hong Kong High Court interlocutory matter concerning joinder, amendment of pleadings, and an injunction application.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Amendment of writ and statement of claim
  • Order 15 joinder
  • Order 20 amendments
  • Balance of convenience
  • Serious issue to be tried
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCFI 707

NEW FRONT DEVELOPMENTS LTD v. RHB SECURITIES HONG KONG LTD

The court dismissed joinder applications in three Norwich Pharmacal proceedings after the underlying action had been settled, holding they had become superfluous.

  • Joinder under order 15 r.6
  • Variation of undertakings
  • Effect of settlement on ancillary proceedings
  • Costs orders upon consent
  • Joinder
  • Norwich-pharmacal-relief
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Civil [2019] HKCA 1092

ADVANCED CONNECTION LTD v. ABLE TECHNOLOGY (HONG KONG) LTD AND OTHERS

The Court of Appeal refused a renewed application for leave to appeal against a joinder order in a trademark and passing off action, holding the judge applied the correct test.

  • Order 15 rule 6(2)(b) joinder
  • Leave to appeal
  • Burden of proof
  • Striking out approach
  • Discretion to join parties
  • Domain name disputes
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Tort [2019] HKCFI 1933

YUEN OI YEE LISA AND ANOTHER v. NGAI NGOK PANG AND ANOTHER

The High Court struck out nuisance claims arising from repeated debt-demand letters and messages. The court held the complaints did not concern interference with land use or enjoyment.

  • Nuisance
  • Striking out for no reasonable cause of action
  • Wrong joinder
  • Summary assessment of costs
  • Frivolous and vexatious proceedings
  • Strike-out
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Civil procedure WONG SHAN SHAN AND ANOTHER v. THE INCORPORATED OWNERS OF YUE WAH MANSION AND ANOTHER

WONG SHAN SHAN AND ANOTHER v. THE INCORPORATED OWNERS OF YUE WAH MANSION AND ANOTHER

Court refused to vary a costs order nisi after allowing joinder of the Urban Renewal Authority, holding the plaintiffs’ opposition was unreasonable.

  • Costs order nisi
  • Variation of costs
  • Necessary party joinder
  • Reasonableness of interlocutory opposition
  • Summary assessment of costs
  • Costs
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Civil procedure TO PUI KUI v. NG OI CHE AND OTHERS

TO PUI KUI v. NG OI CHE AND OTHERS

The Court of Appeal granted leave to appeal only on a narrow joinder question about costs liability under s.52A(2)(b) and refused all other grounds.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Joinder under o.15 r.6(2)(b)
  • Costs liability under s.52a high court ordinance
  • Court discretion on joinder
  • Leave-to-appeal
  • Joinder
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