Eric Chan & Co. (A Firm) v. Wong Kwok Wang Warren
Read the full judgment text of DCCJ 1155/2008 on BabelCite. This District Court judgment was delivered on 16 March 2016.
1. At the end of the hearing on the plaintiff’s summons dated 2 September 2015 concerning the question of interest, I went on to make the following order by consent:
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DCCJ1155/2008 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION CIVIL ACTION NO 1155 OF 2008 ------------------------
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------------------------ D E C I S I O N ------------------------ 1.At the end of the hearing on the plaintiff’s summons dated 2 September 2015 concerning the question of interest, I went on to make the following order by consent:
2.As soon as the order was made, the defendant changed his mind and refused to agree to the order for payment out. The defendant now objects to the payment out on the ground that he would require the plaintiff to make a payment in court as security for costs in relation to the plaintiff’s earlier application for the Mareva injunction, which, the defendant submitted, had been improperly made. 3.Since there is presently no such application for security for costs, I explained to Mr Wong (the defendant) that the court is unable to deal with the question of payment by the plaintiff into court as security for costs. 4.Since Mr Wong’s change of mind came almost immediately after the consent order had been made, and in light of his objection, I grant him leave to withdraw his consent having been made to the order for payment out, and set aside that part of the order dealing with payment out.
The plaintiff, represented by Mr Chan Hing Wing Eric, appeared in person The defendant appeared in person |
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