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Company law RE REGALTRONIC LTD

RE REGALTRONIC LTD

Court
Court of First Instance
Case number
HCCW193/2003

The court removed the existing liquidators of Regaltronic Limited for statutory breaches, ordered interest on retained funds, and required solicitors’ fees to be returned for taxation.

  • Removal of liquidator
  • Statutory duties of liquidators
  • Payment into companies liquidation account
  • Interest penalty for retention of funds
  • Taxation of solicitors' fees
  • Liquidators' remuneration and costs
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Company law THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER v. CHAN MAN YIU

THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER v. CHAN MAN YIU

Court
Court of First Instance
Case number
HCMP1278/2010

The Court of First Instance made disqualification orders under s 168G against two liquidators for serious misconduct, with a shorter period for Chan Man Yiu and leave to act for one company.

  • Director disqualification
  • Liquidator removal
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Statutory duties of liquidators
  • Director-disqualification
  • Liquidator-misconduct
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Company law RE LIOTE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LTD

RE LIOTE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LTD

Court
Court of First Instance
Case number
HCCW94/2003

The court removed two provisional liquidators for repeated failures to progress 28 summary liquidations, file accounts, permit audit, and respond to the Official Receiver.

  • Removal of provisional liquidators
  • Statutory duties of liquidators
  • Breach of appointment contract
  • Audit and accounts obligations
  • Appointment of replacement liquidator
  • Provisional-liquidators
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