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Tort [2026] HKCFI 2507

MAIHI LTD v. WO PING INDUSTRIAL PARK LTD AND ANOTHER

The Court of First Instance refused leave to appeal from the Small Claims Tribunal, holding that the proposed grounds did not identify any proper question of law.

  • Leave to appeal under small claims tribunal ordinance s.28
  • Non-delegable duty
  • Causation
  • Quantum of loss
  • Procedural requirements for grounds of appeal
  • Small-claims-tribunal-appeal
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Tort [2026] HKDC 754

LEE WOON PING v. SMART DRAGON ASIA PACIFIC LTD

The District Court held the defendant liable for water seepage from Flat 5E to Flat 4E, granted an injunction, and awarded HK$336,578.60 in damages.

  • Water seepage
  • Expert evidence
  • Pond test
  • Burden of proof
  • Maintenance duty
  • Injunction
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Occupiers' liability [2026] HKDC 640

LEUNG SAU KUEN v. ALLIANCE SECURITY LTD AND ANOTHER

The District Court dismissed a defendant’s Order 14A application in a personal injuries case, holding the issue was fact-sensitive and not suitable for determination without trial.

  • Order 14a determination
  • Olo s3 common duty
  • Osho ss6 and 7
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Volenti/contributory negligence
  • Reasonably practicable standard
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Property law [2026] HKDC 597

LEUNG CHUN WAH NICHOLAS v. CHIN SHIN DIAN AND OTHERS

The District Court entered default judgment on liability in a water seepage claim, ordered damages to be assessed, and refused a mandatory injunction for lack of precision.

  • Water seepage
  • Mandatory injunction
  • Default judgment
  • Damages assessment
  • Service of process
  • Water-seepage
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Personal injury [2026] HKDC 555

WU TANGLUN v. CK ENGINEERING (HONG KONG) CO LTD AND ANOTHER

The District Court held the defendants jointly liable for a construction site fall, rejected contributory negligence, and awarded the plaintiff HK$795,281 plus interest.

  • Duty of care
  • Contributory negligence
  • Causation
  • Effect of criminal conviction on civil burden (s62 evidence ordinance)
  • Loss of earnings
  • Loss of earning capacity
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Tort [2026] HKCFI 614

LIN RUIQING as the Administratrix of the estate of CHEUNG HIN FAI, deceased v. YUNG RUN YEW DANIEL (formerly known as YUNG DING LEUNG DANIEL)

On the balance of probabilities the punch was an initiative not a reasonable act of self-defence; volenti, ex turpi and contributory negligence defences fail; defendant liable for battery and negligence; plaintiff proved dependency and other heads of loss; damages assessed at HK$3,778,528 with interest and costs (nisi).

  • Self-defence in civil proceedings
  • Volenti non fit injuria
  • Ex turpi causa
  • Contributory negligence
  • Quantum of damages
  • Loss of dependency
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Civil procedure [2026] HKCFI 229

POOSAALA RAM PRASAD v. THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION LTD

The court dismissed the plaintiff’s summons for leave to appeal, holding that none of the six grounds showed reasonable prospects of success.

  • Admissibility of expert evidence
  • Relevance of foreign law (indian law)
  • Authenticity of documents
  • Presumption of similarity of foreign law
  • Causation and quantum of damages
  • Costs assessment
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Tort [2025] HKDC 2176

CHOI CHING WAI v. HU AIJIAO

District Court assessment of damages in a water seepage claim awarded repair costs, rental loss and agent’s fees, while refusing an unpleaded distress claim.

  • Damages assessment
  • Loss of rental income
  • Repair and reinstatement
  • Default judgment
  • Damages-assessment
  • Water-seepage
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