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Topic

Motor insurers bureau

Legal area

Court

19 Nov 2012

CHAN KA KI v. LAU SIN TING AND ANOTHER

Citation

CHAN KA KI v. LAU SIN TING AND ANOTHER
Court

Court of First Instance
Case number

HCPI900/2011

Because MIB was properly joined and had served a defence asserting contributory negligence, fairness and established practice required that MIB be allowed to exercise the rights of the uninsured driver; accordingly the interlocutory judgment against the 1st defendant must be set aside to permit MIB to contest liability and contributory negligence.
16 Jun 2008

TSE NGAN HEUNG v. THE RITZ-CARLTON LTD AND OTHERS

Citation

TSE NGAN HEUNG v. THE RITZ-CARLTON LTD AND OTHERS
Court

Court of Final Appeal
Case number

FAMV6/2008

The Appeal Committee granted leave because the proposed appeal raised two reasonably arguable questions of law which, by reason of their great general or public importance, should be determined by the Court of Final Appeal.
12 Dec 2005

ALWYN JONES v. MOTOR INSURERS\' BUREAU OF HONG KONG

Citation

ALWYN JONES v. MOTOR INSURERS\' BUREAU OF HONG KONG
Court

Court of First Instance
Case number

HCAL139/2005

The application for interim payment was refused because the relief sought in the judicial review was predominantly non-monetary and there was no realistic prospect of damages against the MIB on the present material; accordingly the court, exercising its discretion and having regard to the nature of the relief, costs and legal aid protection, declined to order interim payment.