Ching Kwok Ping Kirby v. Sequeira, Paul Vijay Hayato
Read the full judgment text of DCCJ 6161/2004 on BabelCite. This District Court judgment was delivered on 16 September 2005.
1. This is an application for leave to appeal against a decision made by this Court made on 5 August 2005. On that day, after an inter partes hearing, the court refused the 2nd defendant’s application to set aside the writ of possession to grant an extension to file a Defence and to set aside the default judgment. The court delivered its decision, giving reasons, and it is not necessary for me to repeat the same today.
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DCCJ6161/2004 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION CIVIL ACTION NO. 6161 OF 2004 ______________________ BETWEEN
______________________ Coram : Deputy District Judge W. Lam in Chambers Date of Hearing : 16 September 2005 Date of Delivery of Decision : 16 September 2005 ______________________ D E C I S I O N ______________________ 1.This is an application for leave to appeal against a decision made by this Court made on 5 August 2005. On that day, after an inter partes hearing, the court refused the 2nd defendant’s application to set aside the writ of possession to grant an extension to file a Defence and to set aside the default judgment. The court delivered its decision, giving reasons, and it is not necessary for me to repeat the same today. 2.Today, the 2nd defendant seeks leave to appeal against that decision. Basically, he reiterates factual allegations which should properly have been put in a Defence which he has not filed well after he had been given opportunities, including a deadline as ordered by the Court. 3.I have heard the 2nd defendant’s address today but he has not stated where I have erred as a matter of law. In a correspondence/document to the Court, the 2nd defendant also complains that the document in Folio 34 had not been considered by a Master in chambers previously. However, in the subsequent hearing on 5 August 2005, Folios 34, 31 and 32 were all before this Court and all matters relating to merit had already been ventilated that day, but the most important aspect as I have stated above is I have not heard any submission as to where and/or how I erred as a matter of law on 5 August 2005. 4.For the above reasons, I can see no basis to grant leave to appeal today, and the application is dismissed. 5.Costs for today’s application be to the plaintiff, to be taxed if not agreed.
Mr Wong Kam-chuen, of Messrs Knight & Ho, for the Plaintiff 2nd Defendant, in person, present |