HKSAR v. Ata, Asaf

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1. We grant the applicant leave to appeal confined to the ground referred to in the applicant’s skeleton argument as “Ground 1 (the Lee Fuk Hing [1] Point)”, on the basis that it is reasonably arguable that, on the aforesaid ground, there has been a substantial and grave injustice.

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Case No.FAMC 38/2015
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FAMC No. 38 of 2015

IN THE COURT OF FINAL APPEAL OF THE

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS NO. 38 OF 2015 (CRIMINAL)

(ON APPLICATION FOR LEAVE TO APPEAL FROM
CACC NO. 292 OF 2013)

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BETWEEN:

  HKSAR
Respondent
  and
  ATA, A saf
Applicant

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Appeal Committee: Mr Justice Ribeiro Acting CJ, Mr Justice Tang PJ and Mr Justice Fok PJ
Date of Hearing and Determination: 3 November 2015

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DETERMINATION

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Mr Justice Ribeiro Ag CJ:

1.We grant the applicant leave to appeal confined to the ground referred to in the applicant’s skeleton argument as “Ground 1 (the Lee Fuk Hing[1] Point)”, on the basis that it is reasonably arguable that, on the aforesaid ground, there has been a substantial and grave injustice.

2.The appeal will be heard on 14 April 2016.

(R.A.V. Ribeiro)
Acting Chief Justice
(Robert Tang)
Permanent Judge
(Joseph Fok)
Permanent Judge

Mr Gerard McCoy SC and Ms Emma TC Tsang, instructed by Littlewoods, assigned by the Director of Legal Aid, for the applicant

Mr Raymond Cheng, SPP, of the Department of Justice, for the respondent


[1] Lee Fuk Hing v HKSAR (2004) 7 HKCFAR 600.