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Topic

Registration under chinese medicine ordinance

Legal area

Court

29 Jul 2005

CHAN TAK KUI CHRISTOPHER v. THE CHINESE MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS BOARD OF THE CHINESE MEDICINE COUNCIL OF HONG KONG

Citation

CHAN TAK KUI CHRISTOPHER v. THE CHINESE MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS BOARD OF THE CHINESE MEDICINE COUNCIL OF HONG KONG
Court

Court of Appeal
Case number

CACV385/2003

The Court refused leave to appeal because the applicant failed to produce objective evidence proving continuous practice or acceptable academic qualifications; the respondent's factual findings were reasonable and there was no miscarriage of justice or valid ground for the Court of Final Appeal to hear the matter.
1 Sept 2004

CHAN TAK HAU RAYMOND v. THE CHINESE MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS BOARD OF THE CHINESE MEDICINE COUNCIL OF HONG KONG

Citation

CHAN TAK HAU RAYMOND v. THE CHINESE MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS BOARD OF THE CHINESE MEDICINE COUNCIL OF HONG KONG
Court

Court of Appeal
Case number

CACV384/2003

Appeals of Chan Tak Kuen (CACV 383) and Chan Tak Kui Christopher (CACV 385) were dismissed because the Board was entitled to conclude the applicants did not provide sufficient objective evidence of continuous practice in Hong Kong or possession of an acceptable qualification and thus properly required them to pass the licensing examination; the appeal of Chan Tak Hau Raymond (CACV 384) was allowed because the Board's reasons were directed at the wrong statutory category and appeared pro forma, justifying quashing the decision and ordering reconsideration (certiorari and mandamus).