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Insolvency [2026] HKCFI 2813

RE WANG WEITAO

The Court of First Instance dismissed a stay application and made a bankruptcy order where the debtor had not complied with a payment-into-court condition.

  • Statutory-demand
  • Bankruptcy-order
  • Stay-of-proceedings
  • Winding-up
  • Guarantee
  • Settlement-deed
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Bankruptcy-law [2026] HKCFI 2365

RE LEE, YUK LUN

法院認為債務人已提出有實質爭議的真誠抗辯,尤其有關和解協議及5百萬股股份轉讓的證據,因此駁回破產呈請。

  • Statutory-demand
  • Cheque-dishonour
  • Settlement-agreement
  • Bona-fide-dispute
  • Willful-default
  • Setting-aside-statutory-demand
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Insolvency [2026] HKCFI 2255

RE CHAN CHIU SUM ROYDEN

The court granted bankruptcy orders after rejecting a Money Lenders Ordinance defence and an exclusive jurisdiction clause point as unarguable and frivolous.

  • Bankruptcy-petition
  • Statutory-demand
  • Deed-of-guarantee
  • Exclusive-jurisdiction-clause
  • Money-lenders-ordinance
  • Guarantee
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Bankruptcy [2026] HKCFI 2364

RE LAW SIU LUN

The court made a usual bankruptcy order after rejecting the debtor’s late oral-agreement defence and finding no bona fide dispute on substantial grounds.

  • Statutory-demand
  • Setting-aside-statutory-demand
  • Debt-recovery
  • Oral-agreement
  • Bona-fide-dispute
  • Bankruptcy-rules-(rule-68)
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Company-law [2026] HKCA 795

RE GRAND PEACE GROUP HOLDINGS LTD

The Court of Appeal allowed appeals in a winding-up dispute, holding the second Yung Kee core requirement was met and ordering substitution of the petitioner and winding up.

  • Winding-up
  • Statutory-demand
  • Section-327-jurisdiction
  • Recognition-of-foreign-liquidators
  • Substitution-of-petitioner
  • Benefit-test-(yung-kee-second-core-requirement)
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Company-law [2026] HKCA 795

RE GRAND PEACE GROUP HOLDINGS LTD

The Court of Appeal allowed appeals in a winding-up case, substituted a new petitioner, and ordered Grand Peace Group Holdings Limited wound up.

  • Winding-up
  • Statutory-demand
  • Section-327-(foreign-company-jurisdiction)
  • Substitution-of-petitioner
  • Recognition-of-foreign-liquidators
  • In-personam-jurisdiction-over-directors
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Company-law [2026] HKCFI 2099

RE HONG KONG STAR MEDIA CULTURE LTD

The Court dismissed an amended winding-up petition after finding bona fide disputes on substantial ground as to whether three loan agreements were sham arrangements.

  • Winding‐up-petition
  • Statutory-demand
  • Sham-transaction
  • Bona-fide-dispute-on-substantial-ground
  • Conflict-of-interest
  • Costs
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Bankruptcy-law [2026] HKCFI 1939

CAPITAL DRAGON CREDIT FINANCE LTD v. FUNG TIM WAH

The Court of First Instance granted a bankruptcy order against the debtor after finding no bona fide dispute and no evidence that the judgment debt was secured.

  • Statutory-demand
  • Judgment-debt
  • Unsecured-creditor
  • Bona-fide-dispute
  • Waiver-of-security
  • Adjournment
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Bankruptcy [2026] HKCFI 1941

RE SIT WAI

The court made a bankruptcy order against Sit Wai after a registered Mainland judgment debt remained unpaid and his proposed instalment arrangement was found too vague.

  • Statutory-demand
  • Bankruptcy-order
  • Registration-of-foreign-judgment
  • Enforcement-proceeds
  • Ability-to-pay
  • Compounding-of-debt
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Bankruptcy [2026] HKCFI 1940

RE LEE HON PONG

The court granted a usual bankruptcy order against Lee Hon Pong on an unpaid judgment debt after a statutory demand went unsatisfied and no basis was shown to impeach the judgment.

  • Statutory-demand
  • Summary-judgment
  • Bankruptcy-petition
  • Bankruptcy-order
  • Costs
  • Bankruptcy
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