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Topic

Execution of conveyance

Legal area

Court

27 Feb 2004

THE INCORPORATED OWNERS OF MILLION FORTUNE INDUSTRIAL CENTRE v. JIKAN DEVELOPMENT LTD

Citation

THE INCORPORATED OWNERS OF MILLION FORTUNE INDUSTRIAL CENTRE v. JIKAN DEVELOPMENT LTD
Court

Court of First Instance
Case number

HCMP2091/2003

The court held that it has jurisdiction under its inherent powers, supported by section 25A of the High Court Ordinance, to appoint the Registrar to execute conveyances in the name of the registered owner to give effect to its orders, and that such execution conveys title as if executed by the registered owner; therefore no amendment to the order was required.
30 Sept 1987

WONG SHUI YUN BERNADETTE v. LAU WAI PUI

Citation

WONG SHUI YUN BERNADETTE v. LAU WAI PUI
Court

Court of First Instance
Case number

HCMP1830/1987

A power of attorney to dispose of or sell land, when conferred by deed, necessarily implies the incidental authority to execute a conveyance or other deeds necessary to give effect to the sale; therefore the donee was empowered to execute the conveyance despite absence of an express clause.