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Employment law [2026] HKDC 174

觀乃信 對 誠信環保工程有限公司及另一人

The court found the interrogatories sought were sufficiently relevant to the core issue of employment status and necessary to enable proper preparation and to save costs; it therefore ordered the specified interrogatories to be served and answered by sworn affidavit within the prescribed periods and rejected the unsigned statement as inadmissible evidence.

  • Employment status
  • Interrogatories
  • Oral contract
  • Control test
  • Disclosure
  • Hearsay
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Civil procedure [2025] HKCFI 6373

CHINA MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC (IN LIQUIDATION) AND OTHERS v. BANK OF CHINA (HONG KONG) LTD

The Court of First Instance refused to compel a further affidavit on document destruction and partially dealt with interrogatories about preservation, deletion, and discovery.

  • Document preservation
  • Discovery affidavits
  • Interrogatories (o.26)
  • Court's inherent jurisdiction
  • Costs order nisi
  • Discovery-affidavits
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Civil procedure [2025] HKCFI 5210

鄭西資 v. 鄭博義 AND ANOTHER

The High Court dismissed the plaintiff’s appeal against withdrawal of interrogatories in a trust dispute, holding the requests irrelevant, premature, and a fishing exercise.

  • Interrogatories
  • Constructive trust
  • Resulting trust
  • Tracing
  • Costs
  • Civil-procedure
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Discrimination law [2025] HKDC 1587

K v. TAM CHAU LONG AND ANOTHER

The District Court dismissed extensive interrogatories and subpoena applications in an equal opportunities case, finding them prolix, oppressive and largely fishing.

  • Interrogatories
  • Subpoena duces tecum
  • Discovery
  • Costs
  • Disability discrimination
  • Subpoena-duces-tecum
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Employment law [2025] HKDC 1556

張嘉雯 v. THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF HONG KONG, CHINA LTD

District Court decision on interlocutory summonses in an employees’ compensation claim: a supplemental witness statement was withdrawn, a psychiatric expert was allowed, and most interrogatories were refused.

  • Employees' compensation ordinance
  • Interrogatories
  • Expert evidence (medical)
  • Costs
  • Witness statement amendment
  • Employees-compensation
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Civil procedure [2025] HKCFI 3872

HANNAFORD FINANCE LTD v. FONG KA TAK FRANCIS

The Court of First Instance dismissed an appeal against refusal to set aside a default judgment and refusal of relief from sanctions in a money-lending debt claim.

  • Default judgment
  • Setting aside judgment
  • Relief from sanctions
  • Service of process / last known address
  • Money lenders ordinance s.18 compliance
  • Unless order
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Civil procedure [2025] HKCFI 3612

CHEN HONGQING v. LIU YIU KEUNG STEPHEN AND OTHERS

The Court of First Instance dismissed Chen HQ’s appeal, allowed the defendants’ striking out application, and held the interrogatories unnecessary and irrelevant.

  • Interrogatories
  • Amendment of pleadings
  • Striking out pleadings
  • Notarial deposit
  • Beneficial ownership of shares
  • Negative pledge clause
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Medical negligence [2025] HKCFI 1587

BUTT TZE LEUNG v. THE HONG KONG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, the body corporate having management and control of THE OPTOMETRY CLINIC AT THE HONG KONG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY AND OTHERS

Interlocutory medical-negligence ruling on verification, interrogatories and amendment of pleadings. The court ordered limited verification relief, allowed only selected interrogatories, and trimmed amendments beyond leave.

  • Statement of truth/verification
  • Interrogatories
  • Amendment of pleadings/retrospective leave
  • Striking out pleadings
  • Vicarious liability
  • Costs
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Civil procedure [2025] HKLdT 19

THE INCORPORATED OWNERS OF SANG WOO BUILDING v. CHOU YING AND OTHERS

The Lands Tribunal refused leave to administer interrogatories in a building management dispute, finding the pleaded case did not support negotiating damages.

  • Interrogatories
  • Discovery
  • Wrotham park (negotiating) damages
  • Deed of mutual covenant
  • Costs
  • Negotiating-damages
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Personal injury [2024] HKCFI 3733

CHEUNG WAI LUN v. HUNG CHUN HO

The court admitted missing tax assessments and related documents on appeal, finding they were relevant to the disputed earnings issue in a personal injuries claim.

  • Interrogatories
  • Discovery
  • Relevance of tax assessments
  • Quantum of damages
  • Loss of earnings
  • Employer's returns
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