Crown Well International Ltd v. Billion Ace Ltd and Another

Read the full judgment text of DCCJ 1898/2021 on BabelCite. This District Court judgment was delivered on 24 January 2025.

1. Page 29, paragraph 39 (5), line P, “How D2 was apparently able to, after 14.3.2020 but prior to the PTR, pass a clean unannotated copy of the same document to P when on D2’s case the annotations should have been in existence since 14.3.2020 is regrettably suspicious and questionable.” should read “How P was apparently able to, after 14.3.2020 but prior to the PTR, pass a clean unannotated copy of the same document to D2 without D2 raising queries when on D2’s case the document and annotation

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Case No.DCCJ 1898/2021[2025] HKDC 132
Court
District Court
Date24 Jan 2025
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DCCJ 1898/2021

[2025] HKDC 132

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

CIVIL ACTION NO 1898 OF 2021

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BETWEEN

  CROWN WELL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Plaintiff
  and  
  BILLION ACE LIMITED 1st Defendant
  KWOK, JANET PEI KIONG 2nd Defendant

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Before: Deputy District Judge Adrian Wong in Court
Dates of Hearing: 25 to 27 June and 24 July 2024
Date of Judgment: 24 January 2025
Date of Corrigendum: 27 January 2025

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CORRIGENDUM

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Notice is hereby given that the following amendments be made to the Judgment dated 24 January 2025:-

1.Page 29, paragraph 39 (5), line P, “How D2 was apparently able to, after 14.3.2020 but prior to the PTR, pass a clean unannotated copy of the same document to P when on D2’s case the annotations should have been in existence since 14.3.2020 is regrettably suspicious and questionable.” should read “How P was apparently able to, after 14.3.2020 but prior to the PTR, pass a clean unannotated copy of the same document to D2 without D2 raising queries when on D2’s case the document and annotations should have been passed and in existence since 14.3.2020 is regrettably suspicious and questionable.”.

  (Sissy S.C. Chan (Miss))
Clerk to Deputy District Judge Adrian Wong

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