Bry-air (Shanghai) Air Treatment Equipment Co. Ltd v. Hong Kong Yulong Industries Ltd
Read the full judgment text of HCA 2133/2025 on BabelCite. This High Court CFI judgment was delivered on 29 April 2026.
1. The background of this case has been set out in my Decision dated 21 November 2025: see [2025] HKCFI 5975 . For ease of reference and consistency, save as otherwise indicated, I shall adopt the same definitions and abbreviations herein.
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HCA 2133/2025 [2026] HKCFI 3201 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE ACTION NO. 2133 OF 2025 ____________
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_______________ D E C I S I O N _______________ Introduction and Background 1.The background of this case has been set out in my Decision dated 21 November 2025: see [2025] HKCFI 5975. For ease of reference and consistency, save as otherwise indicated, I shall adopt the same definitions and abbreviations herein. 1.On 14 November 2025, following an ex parte hearing, I granted a Mareva injunction against D (“Mareva Injunction”). The Mareva Injunction was continued during the inter partes hearing on 21 November 2025, in which D did not appear, until trial or further order of the court (whichever is earlier). 2.On 23 December 2025, final judgment was obtained by P against D (“Final Judgment”). In was adjudged that D (as Judgment Debtor) do pay P (as Judgment Creditor) the sum of US$476,424 (or the Hong Kong dollar equivalent at the time of payment) together with interests thereon at the rate of 8.25% per annum from 14 November 2025 to the date of Final Judgment and thereafter at judgment rate until payment and fixed costs of HK$11,045. 3.On 13 March 2026, P was granted a garnishee order to show cause by Master Phoebe Man (“Garnishee Order Nisi”) in respect of P’s application against China Construction Bank (Asia) Corporation Limited (“the Garnishee”) for the Garnishee to pay to P the debt due from the Garnishee to D sufficient to satisfy D’s judgment debt and costs of the garnishee proceedings. 4.Today, I have before me two applications by P:
5.I am satisfied from the affirmations of service filed on behalf of P that D and the Garnishee have been properly served with the documents in relation to P’s garnishee application and sufficient notice of today’s hearing given to them as required by the Rules of the High Court, Cap. 4A (“RHC”)[1]. 6.By letter dated 19 March 2026 to P’s solicitors, the Garnishee stated that it takes a neutral stance to P’s application and will not be attending today’s hearing. The Garnishee has not appeared today. 7.As for D, its company secretary acknowledged receipt of the Garnishee Order to Show Cause but has not appeared. 8.Mr Cheuk, solicitors, appeared for P. Discussion and Disposition 9.O.49, r.1(1) of RHC provides:
10.I am satisfied that:
11.Given the neutral position of the Garnishee, and I can think of no reasonable ground why the garnishee order nisi should not be made absolute, I therefore will make the garnishee order absolute. 12.Out of abundance of caution and for the avoidance of any doubt that it does not continue post-judgment, I would discharge the Mareva Injunction. 13.Accordingly, I will make an order in terms of the draft orders submitted to me.
Mr D Cheuk of Messrs. Bowers., for the Plaintiff The Defendant and the Garnishee were not represented and did not appear [1] In respect of the garnishee order to show cause, O.49, r.3 of RHC requires, unless the Court directs, the order must be served: (a) on the garnishee personally at least 15 days before the day appointed for the further consideration of the matter; and (b) on the judgment debtor at least 7 days after the order has been served on the garnishee and at least 7 days before the day appointed for the further consideration of the matter. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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