7 Jul 1998
TO KAN CHI AND OTHERS v. PUI MAN YAU AND OTHERS
- Citation
- TO KAN CHI AND OTHERS v. PUI MAN YAU AND OTHERS
- Court
- Court of Final Appeal
- Case number
- FAMV11/1998
The application for leave to appeal was dismissed because the Court of Appeal rightly concluded that the trial judge erred in principle in allowing overly broad subpoenas duces tecum directed at government departments; s13(2)(a) Cap 4 empowers the Court of Appeal to intervene in such interlocutory matters, and no sufficient arguable error of law of general public importance was shown to justify leave to appeal to the Court of Final Appeal.