Haitong International Securities Company Ltd v. China Create Capital Ltd

Read the full judgment text of HCA 1333/2020 on BabelCite. This High Court CFI judgment was delivered on 31 December 2025.

1. The Plaintiffs in these 3 actions are judgment creditors of the Defendant. They obtained garnishee orders nisi and a charging order nisi to enforce the judgments against the Defendant. The garnishee is CCB International Securities Limited. This is the hearing to make those orders nisi absolute.

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Case No.HCA 1333/2020[2025] HKCFI 6482
Court
High Court CFI
Date31 Dec 2025
Judge
Case Document
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HCA 1333/2020&
HCA 2123/2020&
HCA 291/2021
(Heard Together)

[2025] HKCFI 6482

HCA 1333/2020

IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE

ACTION NO. 1333 OF 2020

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BETWEEN

  HAITONG INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES COMPANY LIMITED Plaintiff
    (Judgment Creditor)
  and  
  CHINA CREATE CAPITAL LIMITED Defendant
    (Judgment Debtor)
  and  
  CCB INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES LIMITED Garnishee
JIN JIANG INVESTMENT LIMITED Intended
1st Intervener
  SHUM TIN CHING TRADING AS
CHUANGSHENG INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT AND MANAGEMENT CO.
Intended
2nd Intervener
  (FORMERLY KNOWN AS JIN JIANG INVESTMENT AND MANAGEMENT CO.)  

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AND

HCA 2123/2020

IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE

ACTION NO 2123 OF 2020

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BETWEEN

  HAITONG INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS LIMITED Plaintiff
    (Judgment Creditor)
  and  
  CHINA CREATE CAPITAL LIMITED Defendant
    (Judgment Debtor)
  and  
  CCB INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES LIMITED Garnishee

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AND

HCA 291/2021

IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE

ACTION NO 291 OF 2021

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BETWEEN

  HAITONG INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS LIMITED Plaintiff
    (Judgment Creditor)
  and  
  CHINA CREATE CAPITAL LIMITED Defendant
    (Judgment Debtor)
  and  
  CCB INTERNATIONAL SECURITIES LIMITED Garnishee

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(Heard Together)

Before: Hon Au-Yeung J in Chambers
Date of Hearing: 19 December 2025
Date of Lodging Further Evidence: 29 December 2025
Date of Judgment: 31 December 2025

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J U D G M E N T

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1.The Plaintiffs in these 3 actions are judgment creditors of the Defendant. They obtained garnishee orders nisi and a charging order nisi to enforce the judgments against the Defendant. The garnishee is CCB International Securities Limited. This is the hearing to make those orders nisi absolute.

2.The papers have been served on the Defendant and the garnishee. The Defendant has not responded. The garnishee has no opposition. I am satisfied that I can proceed in the absence of the Defendant.

3.The Plaintiffs have obtained final judgment against the Defendant as follows:

Action Date
HCA 1333/2020 30.9.2020
HCA 2123/2020 10.5.2021
HCA 291/2021 16.6.2021

4.Following on, the Plaintiffs obtained the subject garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi:

Action Date Nature of Order
HCA 1333/2020 18.12.2023 GO & CO
HCA 2123/2020 12.11.2023 GO
HCA 291/2021 12.12.2023 GO

5.There had been various third parties who wished to make claims against the Defendant. Injunctions have been obtained by Jin Jiang Investment Ltd and Trustees in Bankruptcy of Shum Tin Ching in HCA 196/2021; Alltogether Land Company Limited in HCA 883/2020; and Sky Motion Holdings Ltd in HCA 1151/2019 respectively. The injunctions obtained by Alltogether and Sky Motion are not proprietary in nature. However, the injunctions obtained by Jin Jiang and the Trustees in Bankruptcy of Shum are proprietary in nature and those third parties have sought to intervene in HCA 1333/2020 to contest the garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi.

6.Leave has been given by Master Jack Wong on 30 March 2022 for Alltogether to withdraw its intervention summonses in HCA 291/2021 and HCA 2123/2020. The Plaintiffs are in the process of obtaining a consent summons from Alltogether to vary the injunction in HCA 883/2020.

7.In respect of HCA 1333/2020, Jin Jiang, and the Trustees in Bankruptcy of Shum have withdrawn their joinder summons. They no longer oppose the making of the garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi absolute.

8.A Mareva injunction does not create an interest or confer priority or proprietary interest on the party who obtained the injunction. Nor would it have the effect of preventing the garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi from being made absolute: Clearflow Commercial Finance v ATL Power Systems, HCA 750/2017, 13.07.2017, DHCJ Joseph Kwan. In any event, Sky Motion and Alltogether are not parties to any of the 3 Actions and have not been joined to oppose the garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi.

9.I am satisfied that the garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi can be made absolute and the Injunctions obtained by the Plaintiffs in the present 3 cases can be varied to enable the Plaintiff to obtain and/or sell the Defendant’s assets.

10.I therefore order as follows:

(1)  The garnishee orders nisi and charging order nisi in the Actions be made absolute;

(2)  Costs of the garnishee order nisi at $5,200 each and of the charging order nisi at $9,100 be paid by the Defendant to the Plaintiff of each Action;

(3)  An order in terms of the consent summons by Jin Jiang and the Plaintiffs (judgment creditors) to vary the Injunction in HCA 196/2021; and

(4)  An order in terms of the consent summons by the Trustees in Bankruptcy of Shum and the Plaintiffs (judgment creditors) to vary the Injunction in HCA 196/2021;

(5)  An order in terms of the consent summons by Sky Motion and the Plaintiffs (judgment creditors) to vary the Injunction in HCA 1151/2019.

11.I thank Mr Sik for his assistance.

  (Queeny Au-Yeung)
Judge of the Court of First Instance
High Court

Mr Sik Chee Ching, instructed by DLA Piper Hong Kong, for the Plaintiff in all cases

The Defendant/Judgment Debtor in all cases was not represented and did not appear

Garnishee in all three cases was not represented and did not appear

DLA Piper for the Intended 1st and 2nd Interveners in HCA 196/2021 and HCA 1151/2019 did not appear

Au and Vrijmoed for the Intended 1st Intervener in HCA 1333/2020 did not appear

Stevenson, Wong & Co., for the Intended 2nd Intervener in HCA 1333/2020 did not appear