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The Court held that an offset agreement extinguishing a US$37.97 million receivable was a transaction at an undervalue, rejected abuse of process, and revived the claim.
The Court of First Instance granted declarations invalidating Zhengtan board resolutions and related PRC corporate acts, and ordered indemnity costs against the defendants.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a challenge to taxed costs, holding that a liquidator acting for a wound-up company could recover costs as a litigant in person under Order 62 r.28A.
The Court dismissed the liquidators’ bid to vary a costs order to indemnity costs, holding the plaintiffs’ opposition was not unreasonable to a high degree.
The court dismissed two winding-up petitions because the petitioner was a secured creditor with no real interest in winding up companies whose assets were effectively encumbered.
The Court of First Instance ordered Mr Dayaram to pay interest on two winding-up debts, fixed at 1% over Hong Kong prime from 12 December 2011 to judgment, then at the judgment rate.
The Court of First Instance ordered interest on two liquidation judgments against Mahesh Nanik Dayaram, at 1% over Hong Kong prime from 12 December 2011 until judgment.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to adduce fresh evidence in a winding-up appeal, holding the material could with reasonable diligence have been presented below.
The Court of First Instance dismissed an adjournment bid and set aside a deed as an undervalue transaction under section 265D in a liquidation matter.
The court held that a loan agreement and share charge over Gold Brilliant shares were shams, so Seashore acquired no interest. It also declared sums owing to Rich Region and Concept Pioneer.
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