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The Court held that the vendor failed to show and give good title for a Hong Kong property sale, so the purchaser validly terminated and recovered deposits.
The Court of First Instance declared that Carnival Limited has good title to the Lots, holding that the 1921 division of property posed no real title risk.
The Court of First Instance held that the vendor had shown and proven good title to an undivided half share at Jardine’s Lookout, finding no real risk of Government re-entry.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a renewed application for leave to appeal over whether a vendor had shown good title despite an MBIS Notice and a HK$460,000 stakeholder offer.
The Court of First Instance dismissed the plaintiff’s appeal against refusal of summary judgment in a property sale dispute involving an existing MBIS Notice.
Trial judgment in a conveyancing dispute over unauthorized building works, late requisitions on title, and deposit forfeiture. The court dismissed the purchaser’s claim.
法院裁定，歷史性按揭追索及清盤性契據/歸屬命令所引起的理論風險不足以構成業權缺陷，宣告已妥善回覆查冊要求並證明良好業權。
法院裁定原告未能證明可給予妥善業權；因一份已登記的解除押記文件未獲充分證明屬錯誤，原告的履約令申請被駁回。
The Court held that the vendor had shown good title to a Hillier Street property and dismissed the purchaser’s vendor-and-purchaser summons.
The court held that a waiver clause in a shop sale agreement barred objections based on alleged UBWs, so the purchaser’s refusal to complete was repudiatory.
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