14 Mar 2014
CHEN YUNG NGAI KENNETH v. TANG CHUNG WAH ALAN
- Citation
- CHEN YUNG NGAI KENNETH v. TANG CHUNG WAH ALAN
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMP113/2013
Given the irretrievable breakdown in the working relationship and the shareholders' resolution, Mr Tang should have stepped down and his resistance to removal was unjustified; accordingly removal need not have been resisted and indemnity costs are appropriate for the removal application. For the production application, although SWSAS had asserted unpaid and unbilled fees, the agreed settlement and the need to progress the liquidations meant SWSAS should bear 100% of the costs but on a party and party basis; the 27 August 2013 order should be amended under the slip rule to record consent.
- Removal of liquidator
- Production of books and records
- Costs orders (indemnity vs party and party)
- Taxation of costs
- Slip rule amendment