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Topic

Judicial warnings

Legal area

Court

4 Nov 2004

RE CHENG CHI MING

Citation

RE CHENG CHI MING
Court

Court of First Instance
Case number

HCBI454/2004

Although Mr Lee breached multiple prescribed Bankruptcy Rules and failed initially to answer requisitions, the breaches did not prejudice the IVA, a replacement nominee was in place, and Mr Lee gave undertakings and remedial filings; therefore the court accepted the undertaking, declined to make further directions or formally declare him unsuitable, but issued a warning about his conduct.
13 Aug 1997

R. v. WONG WAI TO and Others

Citation

R. v. WONG WAI TO and Others
Court

Court of Appeal
Case number

CACC371/1996

Section 60 CPO abrogates the old mandatory rule requiring a special corroboration warning for accomplice evidence; the trial judge did not err in law because she exercised the permissible discretion, treated the accomplice evidence with caution, relied on exhibit P4 as supportive (non‑technical) evidence and considered each defendant separately; therefore the application for leave was properly dismissed.