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The Court of Appeal dismissed a doctor’s appeal against findings of professional misconduct arising from post-operative management and a July 2016 foreign-body issue.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal, dismissed new evidence and stay applications, and upheld paper determination of expert issues in a child custody dispute.
The Court of First Instance dismissed a judicial review of the Law Society Council’s referral of a solicitor to the SDT, holding the departure from normal procedure was justified and no apparent bias or bad faith was shown.
The Court of Appeal replaced fines with suspensions for two solicitors after serious systemic accounting breaches, and upheld the disciplinary conditions imposed.
The Court of Appeal substituted fines with suspension for two solicitors after serious accounting breaches, upheld practice conditions, and dismissed the respondents’ appeal.
Judicial review over SDT complaint status partly succeeded: the court held the complainant remained a party under the SDT Rules, but refused to let him appoint prosecutors.
The High Court dismissed judicial review of the Medical Council PIC’s refusal to refer a complaint about Sunitinib treatment for HCC and consent.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Dr Leung Ka Lau’s application for leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal, holding the proposed questions were not reasonably arguable or properly raised.
Court of Appeal fixed the Law Society’s costs at HKD 800,000, allowed Mr Miller HKD 288,321 for the appeal, and ordered monthly instalments of HKD 4,000.
The Court of Appeal summarily assessed the respondent’s costs of a security-for-costs application at HK$46,000, reducing the amount claimed.
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