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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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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] 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] HKCFI 1925

RE MILLION UP LTD

The Court of First Instance made a winding-up order against Million Up Limited because the debt was undisputed and the company failed to show a credible repayment plan.

  • Winding up
  • Statutory demand
  • Adjournment application
  • Enforcement of arbitral award
  • Winding-up
  • Statutory-demand
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Company law [2026] HKCFI 1765

KU KIN PONG v. YAT CHUN EXPAND LTD AND ANOTHER

Interlocutory winding-up ruling allowing a limited petition amendment, striking out several unpleaded or irrelevant passages, and setting consequential directions and costs.

  • Winding up
  • Quasi-partnership
  • Breach of fiduciary duty
  • Secret profit / fraud allegation
  • Striking out
  • Amendment of pleadings
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Company law [2026] HKCFI 1646

WONG CHUI BING v. BLOOMYEARS LTD

The court granted a winding-up order against Bloomyears Ltd after finding the company had not shown a bona fide dispute to a HK$2.1 million debt.

  • Winding-up
  • Statutory demand
  • Debt dispute
  • Financial resources rules compliance
  • Alleged consultancy agreement
  • Cheque dishonour
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Company law [2026] HKCA 152

RE SUCCESS LANE DEVELOPMENT LTD

The Court of Appeal ordered security for costs against an insolvent company appealing a winding-up order, reducing the amount sought to HK$650,000.

  • Security for costs
  • Winding-up order
  • Appeal
  • Cross-claim
  • Undertaking
  • Security-for-costs
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Company law [2026] HKCFI 465

RE ELION INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LTD

The Court of First Instance granted a winding-up order after rejecting the company’s alleged illegality and collateral contract defences and relying on contractual estoppel in the settlement deed.

  • Winding-up
  • Statutory demand
  • Illegality (price rigging)
  • Contractual estoppel
  • Collateral contract
  • Admission of debt
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Companies law [2025] HKCFI 6364

YUEN TSZ CHUN FRANK and CHAN HOI YAN, the Joint and Several Liquidators of RZ3262019 LTD (in Liquidation) v. ZHOU YING INVESTMENTS GROUP LTD AND OTHERS

The Court of First Instance refused leave to appeal from a striking-out decision in a winding-up preference claim, and ordered costs against the 1st Defendant.

  • Preferences and restoration under s266 cap.32
  • Issue estoppel and standards of proof
  • Abuse of process (henderson v henderson)
  • Leave to appeal
  • Jurisdictional scope of remedial orders
  • Winding-up
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