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Hong Kong Case Law

Venue selection
  • 12 May 2023

    ALAM ZAFAR v. CHEUK FUNG ENGINEERING CO LTD

    Citation
    [2023] HKDC 617
    Court
    District Court
    Case number
    DCPI421/2018

    It was not unreasonable for the plaintiff to commence and to continue the action in the District Court given the circumstances at issuance and the evidence including that the award with interest was marginally below the District Court limit; therefore the costs order nisi remains appropriate and is made absolute and the defendant must pay the plaintiff's costs to be taxed on the District Court scale (with plaintiff's own costs taxed under Legal Aid Regulations).

  • 30 May 2014

    HKSAR v. NG MAN YEE

    Citation
    HKSAR v. NG MAN YEE
    Court
    Court of Appeal
    Case number
    CACC278/2013

    The sentencing judge applied the correct principles, considered relevant aggravating and mitigating factors, and did not err in assessing the applicant's culpability or the appropriate sentence; disparity with sentences in unrelated cases does not constitute appealable error because the parity principle is confined to co-offenders; accordingly the application for leave to appeal against sentence is dismissed.

  • 26 Oct 1988

    ATTORNEY GENERAL v. M. CHUI, A PRINCIPAL MAGISTRATE

    Citation
    ATTORNEY GENERAL v. M. CHUI, A PRINCIPAL MAGISTRATE
    Court
    Court of First Instance
    Case number
    HCMP1792/1988

    The judge held the magistrate's stated case was procedurally defective and omitted material facts relevant to the legal questions about refusal of adjournment and summary disposition; the magistrate unreasonably refused the Attorney General's proper and relevant amendments; accordingly certiorari was granted to quash the magistrate's rider of refusal and mandamus ordered directing the magistrate to amend the case stated in accordance with the Attorney General's application dated 26 July 1988 (with a limited omission regarding the second question of law).