Emperor Finance Ltd v. La Belle Fashions Ltd and Another
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1. This is the Court's judgment on costs.
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FACV000006A/2003 FACV No. 6 of 2003 IN THE COURT OF FINAL APPEAL OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION FINAL APPEAL NO. 6 OF 2003 (CIVIL) (ON APPEAL FROM CACV NO. 1476 OF 2001) _______________________ (Originally High Court Action No. 12310 of 1997)
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_______________________ Court: Mr Justice Bokhary PJ, Mr Justice Chan PJ, Mr Justice Ribeiro PJ, Mr Justice Litton NPJ and Lord Millett NPJ Date of Judgment: 27 February 2004 _______________________ JUDGMENT ON COSTS _______________________ Mr Justice Ribeiro PJ : 1.This is the Court's judgment on costs. 2.The Court, in its Judgment handed down on 6 November 2003, made an order nisi that the Appellant Emperor Finance Limited ("Finance") should have the costs of this Appeal and in the Court of Appeal and gave directions affording the parties an opportunity to make representations in writing in relation to that order. 3.Written representations were filed on behalf of Finance and of Emperor Futures Limited ("Futures"), dated 18th November 2003, and service of those representations on the Respondents was verified by an Affirmation dated 27th November 2003. No representations in reply were filed on behalf of the Respondents. 4.The Appellants submitted that the order for costs ought to be extended to cover the costs of Futures at first instance or alternatively its costs limited to the costs of defending the counterclaim which stands dismissed as against Futures. 5.They also submitted that the costs ordered to be paid by the 2nd Respondent should be payable on an indemnity basis as agreed pursuant to Clause 1(c) of the guarantees upon which she has been found liable. 6.The Court accepts these submissions and accordingly makes the following orders absolute as to costs, namely, that :-
Representation: Mr Anthony Neoh SC and Mr Denis Gordon Yu (instructed by Messrs Fred Kan & Co) for the Appellant The 2nd Respondent in person The other Respondents unrepresented |
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