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Civil procedure [2024] HKCA 926

SUCCESS LANE DEVELOPMENT LTD v. FERGURSON HONG KONG LTD trading as NEW WORLD MILLENIUM HONG KONG HOTEL

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal in two connected applications, upholding costs orders, summary assessments, and the use of written determination without oral hearing.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Costs on indemnity basis
  • Summary assessment of costs
  • Variation of costs order nisi
  • Timeliness and calculation of time
  • Abuse of process
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Family law [2022] HKCA 1193

NPYJ v. SMRC

The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal and fresh evidence in a family case about expert evidence, parental alienation and child arrangements.

  • Expert evidence
  • Parental alienation
  • Case management
  • Leave to appeal
  • Admission of fresh evidence (ladd v marshall)
  • Child custody
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Administrative law [2022] HKCA 327

SITI KHOTIMAH v. DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION

The Court of Appeal held that a CFI judge may, in appropriate cases, impose leave-based restrictions on further appeals to curb abusive litigation, then dismissed these non-refoulement appeals.

  • Vexatious litigant
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Restricted application order
  • Non-refoulement
  • Abuse of process
  • Right of appeal
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCA 1050

LEUNG KIT HING, DORIS v. ELECTORAL AFFAIRS COMMISSION

The Court of Appeal granted RAO and RPO orders against Doris Leung, struck out her summonses and appeals, and refused leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal.

  • Restricted application order
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Abuse of process
  • Locus standi
  • Leave to appeal
  • Costs assessment
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCA 1050

RE LEUNG KIT HING, DORIS

The Court of Appeal granted a Restricted Application Order and Restricted Proceedings Order against Doris Leung, and struck out or dismissed multiple related summonses and appeals.

  • Restricted application order
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Vexatious litigant
  • Abuse of process
  • Locus standi
  • Leave to appeal
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCA 1050

RE LEUNG CHUNG HANG SIXTUS

The Court of Appeal granted restricted application and proceedings orders against Doris Leung, and struck out or dismissed her related summonses and appeals as abuse of process.

  • Restricted application order
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Abuse of process
  • Vexatious litigant
  • Locus standi
  • Leave to appeal
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCA 1050

RE LEUNG CHUNG HANG SIXTUS

The Court of Appeal granted Restricted Application and Restricted Proceedings Orders against Doris Leung for persistent vexatious litigation, and dismissed or struck out her related summonses and appeals.

  • Restricted application order
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Abuse of process
  • Locus standi
  • Striking out
  • Leave to appeal
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Civil procedure [2021] HKCA 1050

LEUNG KIT HING, DORIS v. ELECTORAL AFFAIRS COMMISSION

The Court of Appeal granted restrictive orders against Doris Leung for persistent abuse of process, and dismissed multiple related summonses and appeals.

  • Vexatious litigant orders
  • Restricted application order
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Abuse of process
  • Locus standi
  • Taxation of costs
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Bankruptcy [2020] HKCA 893

RE LEUNG CHUNG HANG SIXTUS

The Court of Appeal struck out Doris Leung’s summons to set aside a bankruptcy petition, holding she lacked locus, could not represent the debtor, and had abused process.

  • Strike out
  • Standing/locus
  • Abuse of process
  • Restricted proceedings order
  • Restricted application order
  • Representation by non-lawyers
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