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The court made a winding-up order against Creative Asia Limited after finding the admitted judgment debt unpaid and refusing an adjournment sought to pursue an alleged claim.
The Court of First Instance ordered Jinhong Enterprises Limited wound up after it failed to pay an undisputed HK$200,000 costs debt and raised no admissible defence.
The court granted a winding-up order against Crown Record Company Limited after an undisputed debt remained unpaid and the company’s alleged asset position was not substantiated.
The court made winding-up orders against four companies in the Asia Aluminum Group, finding each unable to pay its debts as they fell due.
The High Court made winding-up orders against four companies after finding they were unable to pay their debts and that no bona fide dispute was shown.
The Court of First Instance made a winding up order against Suncorp Industrial Limited after the petition debt, supporting debts, and multiple outstanding claims were shown, and no evidence came from the company.
The Court of First Instance made a winding-up order against Developing Engineering Limited after unpaid Labour Tribunal awards and other employee debts showed inability to pay.
The Court of First Instance ordered CIL Holdings Limited wound up after finding the petitioning debt was indubitably due and rejecting defences of duress and misrepresentation.
The Hong Kong Government obtained a winding-up order against Goldco Development Limited after the court accepted an undisputed debt and rejected a stay pending appeal.
The court wound up Beijing Investment Limited on a creditors’ petition, finding no certain prospect of paying an admitted judgment debt despite a claimed future commission.
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