Case Digest

Hong Kong judgments picked and reviewed by a practicing lawyer. Chosen for public interest, unusual facts, or an important legal principle.

  • Lee Charles Goon Lok v. Lee Kwok Ching and Others

    Court of First Instance · 2026-09-01 · Property / Land

    On 1 September 2026, Deputy High Court Judge Gary CC Lam handed down judgment in HCA 2366/2015, Lee Charles Goon Lok v Lee Kwok Ching and Others, dismissing the Plaintiff's claim and the 3rd Defendant's cross-claim against the 1st and 2nd Defendants, save for an order that the three Brothers, as managers of the Li Wa Fuk Tso, provide accounts of rental income from 11 remaining properties. Mr Jonathan Chang SC leading Mr Timothy Lam acted for the successful 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th Defendants.

  • Choi Wai Kwong v. Choi Wai Keung

    District Court · 2026-08-31 · Property / Land

    On 31 August 2026, District Judge Harold Leong handed down judgment in three consolidated actions between two brothers, Choi Wai Kwong (plaintiff) and Choi Wai Keung (defendant), finding for the plaintiff across the board. Mr Albert Yau, instructed by Messrs ZM Lawyers, acted for the successful plaintiff; Ms Virginia Y T Leung of Pauline Wong & Co. appeared for the defendant.

  • Tan Kok Pooh, The Administrator of the Estate of Tan Su Chin, Deceased and Others v. Leong Foong Yin

    High Court CFI · 2026-06-29 · Property / Land

    The dispute concerns a North Point flat purchased by the late Tan Su Chin in 1983. On 8 April 2004, the Deceased executed a Will and a Deed of Gift on the same day at Messrs S K Wong & Lee. The Deed of Gift assigned the Property to himself and the Defendant, Leong Foong Yin, as joint tenants. The Will bequeathed the Deceased's Hong Kong estate in three equal shares to his three sons from his marriage to Madam Nah. After the Deceased died in 2019, his children from Madam Nah (the Plaintiffs) sought to set aside the Deed of Gift for mistake or non est factum, alleging an "Arrangement" under which D would receive only 50% of the beneficial interest. D counterclaimed for possession, the title deeds, keys, and mesne profits.