13 Sept 2017
BAR PACIFIC XXXVI INTERNATIONAL LTD v. CHU HUNG PAN
- Citation
- BAR PACIFIC XXXVI INTERNATIONAL LTD v. CHU HUNG PAN
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCMP779/2017
Leave to appeal was refused because the defendant's intended grounds had no reasonable prospect of success: the Agreement was properly found binding and the defendant contracting party; the judge permissibly awarded damages to be assessed for the plaintiff's 30% share because the pleadings (and conduct in amendments and trial) put that issue squarely in dispute without causing surprise or prejudice; the late production of monthly accounts caused no prejudice as the defendant had copies and further disclosure was agreed; therefore no arguable appeal and leave denied.