27 Oct 1983
CHENG KAM HUNG v. ATTORNEY GENERAL
- Citation
- CHENG KAM HUNG v. ATTORNEY GENERAL
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCA1692/1974
Plaintiff's claims were dismissed because he lacked locus standi—ownership is a statutory prerequisite to apply for registration and licensing; the Commissioner must apply the law as it exists when he considers applications (not as at the time of application); and the plaintiff's excessive unexplained delay independently disentitled him to discretionary declaratory relief.