Read the full judgment text of FCMC 2445/2016 on BabelCite. This Family Court judgment before Deputy District Judge D. Cheung.
District Court – Matrimonial Causes – Costs – Interlocutory Applications – Prohibition Order – Summary Assessment – s.52E District Court Ordinance – Probable Cause – Costs in the Cause – Petitioner sought summary assessment of costs for Prohibition Order applications – Court found application unmeritorious as evidence of imminent departure lacking – Costs ordered to be costs in the cause of ancillary relief
Legal issues: Merit of Prohibition Order application · Costs order for interlocutory applications
Outcome: Costs of interlocutory applications ordered to be costs in the cause.
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