13 Nov 2014
LAI HOI PING AND ANOTHER v. PERSONS OCCUPYING PORTIONS OF NATHAN ROAD NEAR TO AND BETWEEN ARGYLE STREET AND DUNDAS STREET TO PREVENT OR OBSTRUCT NORMAL VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FROM PASSING AND REPASSING THE OCCUPIED AREAS AND OTHERS
- Citation
- LAI HOI PING AND ANOTHER v. PERSONS OCCUPYING PORTIONS OF NATHAN ROAD NEAR TO AND BETWEEN ARGYLE STREET AND DUNDAS STREET TO PREVENT OR OBSTRUCT NORMAL VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FROM PASSING AND REPASSING THE OCCUPIED AREAS AND OTHERS
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Case number
- HCA2104/2014
The court refused leave to appeal and denied stay because the grounds advanced by the 2nd and 3rd defendants were either repeats of arguments previously rejected, not reasonably arguable or not formally raised; the plaintiff had demonstrated on the evidence a triable issue as to particular, substantial and direct loss; and there was no sufficient legal basis to limit or overturn the injunction or grant a stay.