Or Kwok Leung v. Choy Shing Chau Trading As Choy Shing Chau Painting Engineering and Another
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1. The 2nd respondent, M & G Contracting Ltd, seeks leave to appeal against Her Honour Judge Kwan's Order of December 5, 1996, reinstating the claim for compensation brought by the employee, Mr Or Kwok Leung. The employee says that no leave is necessary but that, if leave is necessary, then an extension for the purpose of seeking leave is necessary too and should be refused, and that even if an extension is granted, leave itself should be refused.
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HCMP000397/1997 IN THE COURT OF APPEAL Miscellaneous Proceedings No. 397 of 1997 (On Appeal from the District Court Case No. ECC 155 of 1995) ________________
________________ Coram: Bokhary JA in Chambers Date of hearing: 2, May 1997 Date of judgment: 2, May 1997 ________________ J U D G M E N T ________________ Bokhary JA: 1. The 2nd respondent, M & G Contracting Ltd, seeks leave to appeal against Her Honour Judge Kwan's Order of December 5, 1996, reinstating the claim for compensation brought by the employee, Mr Or Kwok Leung. The employee says that no leave is necessary but that, if leave is necessary, then an extension for the purpose of seeking leave is necessary too and should be refused, and that even if an extension is granted, leave itself should be refused. 2. I think that leave is unnecessary. But the point which the appeal would raise, although purely procedural, had best be sorted out once and for all. So I say that if leave to appeal is necessary, then I would grant an extension for the purpose of seeking leave; and I would grant leave to appeal. 3. As far as the costs are concerned, I order that the costs of today be to the employee in any event.
Representation: Mr Sunny Chan (instructed by M/s Chan & Cheng) for the 2nd respondent, M & G Contracting Ltd Mr Kenneth K H Lee (instructed by M/s Richard Tai & Co) for the employee, Mr Or Kwok Leung |