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- Mak Ka Hing v Pang Ming Chung, [2011] 1 HKLRD 347, CACV 215/2002, 28-Nov-03
- Ubamaka v Secretary for Security, [2011] 1 HKLRD 359, CACV 138/2009, 19-Nov-10
- Ageas Insurance Co (Asia) Ltd v Lam Hau Wah Inneo, [2011] 1 HKLRD 422, CACV 86/2010, 10-Dec-10
- Re Man Sham Chung Wui, [2011] 1 HKLRD 427, CACV 39/2010, 13-Dec-10
- HKSAR v Tang Zhuyan, [2011] 1 HKLRD 447, CACC 223/2010, 14-Dec-10
- Re Estate of Cheung Hung, [2011] 1 HKLRD 455, HCAG 12943/2009, 15-Dec-10
- Midland Business Management Ltd v Lo Man Kui, [2011] 1 HKLRD 470, HCA 1599/2010, 20-Dec-10
- Falcon Insurance Co (Hong Kong) Ltd v Flagship Underwriting Management Ltd, [2011] 1 HKLRD 489, HCA 312/2010, 22-Dec-10
- 香港特別行政區 訴 僑景實業有限公司, [2011] 1 HKLRD 496, HCMA 6/2010, 2010年3月10日
- HKSAR v Kindview Industrial Ltd, [2011] 1 HKLRD 501, HCMA 6/2010, 10-Mar-10
- 鄧秋悅 訴 傅劍波, [2011] 1 HKLRD 509, DCEC 28/2008, 2010年4月9日
- Tang Chau Yuet v Fu Kin Po, [2011] 1 HKLRD 519, DCEC 28/2008, 9-Apr-10
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The following cases from The Authorised Hong Kong Law Reports & Digest (HKLRD) service are now available on Westlaw HK:
- HKSAR v Wong Hung Ki, [2011] 1 HKLRD 183, CACC 424/2008, 11-May-10
- Parshad v Chit Hing Construction Engineering, [2011] 1 HKLRD 217, HCPI 604/2008, 17-Nov-10
- Hui Chi Ming v Koon Wing Yee, [2011] 1 HKLRD 260, HCA 1479/2009, 25-Nov-10
- Lion Capital LLP v Registrar of Trade Marks, [2011] 1 HKLRD 272, HCMP 192/2008, 26-Nov-10
- Secretary for Justice v Coroner, [2011] 1 HKLRD 283, HCMP 690/2009, 2-Dec-10
- Lim Jonathan v She Wai Hung, [2011] 1 HKLRD 305, HCA 391/2010, 6-Dec-10
- Do Ye Tong Doreen v Wai Hei Wan Wesley, [2011] 1 HKLRD 318, CACV 124/2010, 7-Dec-10
- 證券及期貨事務監察委員會 訴 鍾偉華, [2011] 1 HKLRD 325, HCMA 779/2009, 2010年5月7日
- Securities and Futures Commission v Chung Wai Wah, [2011] 1 HKLRD 330, HCMA 779/2009, 7-May-10
- 香港特別行政區 訴 李天生, [2011] 1 HKLRD 337, CACC 271/2009, 2010年6月30日
- HKSAR v Lei Tin Seng, [2011] 1 HKLRD 341, CACC 271/2009, 30-Jun-10
- Fok Chun Wa v Hospital Authority, [2011] 1 HKLRD A1, CACV 30/2009, 10-May-10
- Yao Man Fai George v Director of Social Welfare, [2011] 1 HKLRD A2, HCAL 69/2009, 21-Jun-10
- Deacons v Stanley Wu Chen Kuo, [2011] 1 HKLRD A3, DCCJ 1133/2010, 16-Jul-10
- HKSAR v Cheung Chi Wang, [2011] 1 HKLRD A4, HCMA 1021/2009, 30-Jul-10
- Secretary for Justice v Yu Yat Sang, [2011] 1 HKLRD A5, CAAR 2/2010, 23-Jul-10
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The following cases from The Authorised Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Reports (HKCFAR) service are now available on Westlaw HK:
- B v Commissioner of the Independent Commission Against Corruption, (2010) 13 HKCFAR 1, FACC 6/2009, 28-Jan-10
- DLA Piper Hong Kong v China Property Development (Holdings) Ltd, (2010) 13 HKCFAR 14, FAMP 2/2010, 29-Jan-10
- Mohammad Mahabobur Rahman v HKSAR, (2010) 13 HKCFAR 20, FACC 9/2009, 11-Feb-10
- Kissel v HKSAR, (2010) 13 HKCFAR 27, FACC 2/2009, 11-Feb-10
- Ko Man Chun v HKSAR, (2010) 13 HKCFAR 123, FACC 8/2009, 10-Mar-10
- Re Farewell Sitting for the Honourable Mr Justice Andrew Li CJ, (2010) 13 HKCFAR 128, 16-Jul-10
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The following cases from The Authorised Hong Kong Law Reports & Digest (HKLRD) service are now available on Westlaw HK:
- Re LLC (No 2), [2010] 4 HKLRD 400, HCMP 2656/2006, 16-Jul-10
- Wong Tak Wai v Commissioner of Correctional Services, [2010] 4 HKLRD 409, CACV 231/2009, 21-Jul-10
- HKSAR v Gurung Krishna, [2010] 4 HKLRD 456, CACC 203/2009, 21-Jul-10
- Grand Field Group Holdings Ltd v Tsang Wai Lun Wayland (No 2), [2010] 4 HKLRD 487, HCA 841 and 873/2009, 30-Jul-10
- Re P (Parentage: Blood Tests), [2010] 4 HKLRD 497, HCMP 53/2009, 6-Aug-10
- Canavan v Battenfeld, [2010] 4 HKLRD 513, HCA 2139/2009, 12-Aug-10
- Tan Kah Eng v Tan Eng Khiam, [2010] 4 HKLRD 526, HCA 9640/1999, 13-Aug-10
- 香港特別行政區 訴 袁靄儀, [2010] 4 HKLRD 541, HCMA 402/2009, 2010年3月10日
- HKSAR v Yuen Oi Yee, [2010] 4 HKLRD 545, HCMA 402/2009, 10-Mar-10
- 黃偉賢 訴 宋小蕙, [2010] 4 HKLRD 551, DCCJ 5114/2008, 2010年5月10日
- Wong Wai Yin v Sung Siu Wai, [2010] 4 HKLRD 556, DCCJ 5114/2008, 10-May-10
- 馮德志 訴 培益有限公司, [2010] 4 HKLRD 563, HCSD 27/2009, 2010年6月4日
- Fung Tak Chi v Billion Eagle Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD 571, HCSD 27/2009, 4-Jun-10
- Practice Direction 3.2 – Procedure for Filing and Hearing Bankruptcy Petitions by Debtors Who are Legally Represented, [2010] 4 HKLRD 582, 22-Jun-10
- 實務指示 3.2 – 有律師代表債務人的破產呈請之提交及聆訊程序, [2010] 4 HKLRD 585, 2010年6月22日
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- PD v KWW (Child: Joint Custody), [2010] 4 HKLRD 191, CACV 188/2009, 9-Jun-10
- Re Nu-West Natural Products Corp Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD 208, HCCW 293/2006, 2-Jul-10
- Lee Tsan Sum v Wong Pui Hon David, [2010] 4 HKLRD 219, HCA 308/2004, 7-Jul-10
- HKSAR v Chow Kam Lung, [2010] 4 HKLRD 253, CACC 68/2010, 15-Jul-10
- Liao Kuo Chun v Win Capital (HK) Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD 257, HCPI 1175, 1176, 1177, 1178 and 1179/2002, 16-Jul-10
- Re Moulin Global Eyecare Trading Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD 283, CACV 285/2009, 19-Jul-10
- Re Tsz Wan Shan Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD 291, HCCW 306/2006, 22-Jul-10
- Shiu Yeuk Yuen v Hong Kong Solicitors Indemnity Fund Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD 296, HCA 2721/2008, 23-Jul-10
- Law Shuk Hoi v Lo Lok Fung Kenneth, [2010] 4 HKLRD 316, HCMP 1053/2008, 26-Jul-10
- 香港特別行政區 訴 楊全帶, [2010] 4 HKLRD 339, CACC 272/2009, 2009年12月22日
- HKSAR v Yeung Chuen Tai, [2010] 4 HKLRD 342, CACC 272/2009, 22-Dec-09
- 香港特別行政區 訴 范順, [2010] 4 HKLRD 347, HCMA 188/2009, 2009年11月25日
- HKSAR v Fan Shun, [2010] 4 HKLRD 352, HCMA 188/2009, 25-Nov-09
- 律政司司長 訴 孔令國, [2010] 4 HKLRD 359, CAAR 7/2009, 2010年4月15日
- Secretary for Justice v Hung Ling Kwok, [2010] 4 HKLRD 365, CAAR 7/2009, 15-Apr-10
- Practice Direction 3.1 – Bankruptcy and Winding-up Proceedings, [2010] 4 HKLRD 374, 22-Jun-10
- 實務指示 3.1 – 破產及清盤法律程序, [2010] 4 HKLRD 388, 2010年6月22日
- Onway Engineering Ltd v Shun Wing Construction & Engineering Co Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD I1, FAMV 18/2009, 14-Sep-09
- Lau Luen Hung Thomas v Insider Dealing Tribunal, [2010] 4 HKLRD I3, [2010] 4 HKLRD I2, FAMV 46/2009, 4-Dec-09
- Pasa Danaville Dizon v HKSAR, [2010] 4 HKLRD I4, [2010] 4 HKLRD I5, [2010] 4 HKLRD I7, FAMP 2/2009, 17-Dec-09
- HKSAR v Chan Wai Yip, [2010] 4 HKLRD I6, HCMA 449/2008, 15-Mar-10
- Liu Shui Bik v Countfortune Ltd, [2010] 4 HKLRD I8, [2010] 4 HKLRD I9, HCPI 60/2008, 17-Mar-10
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NEW: Westlaw HK Primary Upgrades Existing Subscribers’ Content
February 15, 2011 in Commentary, International, Legal Research, Westlaw HK Notices | Tags: Civil Procedure in Hong Kong: A Guide to the Main Principles, conflict of laws, Dispute Resolution, Legal Research, New Developments, Princples and Practice of Civil Procedure in Hong Kong, Professional Conduct, Professional Conduct and Risk Management in Hong Kong, Risk Management, The Conflict of Laws in Hong Kong, The Hong Kong White Book, The Law of the WTO: China and the Future of Free Trade, Westlaw HK, Westlaw HK Primary | by Westlaw HK | Leave a comment
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CIVIL PROCEDURE IN HONG KONG: A GUIDE TO THE MAIN PRINCIPLES
With the implementation of Civil Justice Reform on 2 April 2009, civil procedure in Hong Kong has entered a new era. Significant amendments have been made to the Rules of the High Court and other relevant legislation. Not only has Civil Justice Reform brought about marked changes to the way civil litigation should be conducted, but it also has begun and will continue to bring about a new litigation culture which is of crucial importance for achieving fair and cost-effective disputes resolution.
This book provides a user-friendly, simply written and laid out guide to the main principles of civil procedure in Hong Kong for students (including overseas students studying for the PCLL Conversion Examination in Civil Procedure) and practitioners who would like to gain a good general understanding of particular procedures quickly.
PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN HONG KONG
Professional conduct is a key area for all members of Hong Kong’s legal profession. To be part of a successful practice today, one is required to follow a set of rules of conduct and to perform effective risk management to achieve minimum exposure to a complaint or claim. All professionals have to follow their ethical guides to ensure the integrity of their profession.
Professional Conduct and Risk Management in Hong Kong is the first book of its kind to comprehensively cover the rules for all contentious and non-contentious matters. It promotes awareness and includes practical discussions and useful cases in relation to conduct and risk management. All members of the legal profession, from trainee solicitors to senior judges will find this to be the essential text for their daily business.
Written by practitioners for practitioners, this highly practical manual sets out the rules with comprehensive discussion. There is extensive discussion of useful cases, disciplinary hearings and the authors have called upon their day-to-day experiences. In addition, risk management rules are also covered. For the first time a broad approach has been taken. This book covers not only barristers and solicitors, but other lawyers such as in-house counsel, legal officers, foreign lawyers and judicial conduct, as well as other professionals such as accountants.
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THE CONFLICT OF LAWS IN HONG KONG
The Conflict of Laws in Hong Kong is an authoritative and comprehensive guide to the body of law which governs the approach of the Hong Kong civil courts to the selection of governing law and the determination of jurisdiction in cases with a cross-border element (including mainland China and Taiwan as well as foreign countries).
The Hong Kong courts’ approach was originally based on English law but has diverged enormously as a result of statutory changes and a strong body of Hong Kong case law. As a result, it can be very hard for even a specialist to work out the precise position under Hong Kong law for example the author includes a chapter on Exceptions from Ordinary Principles.
Hong Kong’s importance as a global financial centre makes this text an essential reference for all lawyers involved in cross-border transactions in contexts as varied as commercial deals, litigation, family law, insolvency, trusts and estates.
THE LAW OF THE WTO: CHINA AND THE FUTURE OF FREE TRADE
This landmark work traces the development of WTO law from GATT to Doha. It sets out, in one complete and authoritative volume, the Organisation’s basic principles and their practical application in relation to trade in goods, services, agriculture and textiles.
The Law of the WTO: China and the Future of Free Trade offers an in-depth analysis of important WTO case law over the past 50 years, and provides full coverage of China’s legal obligations, regional trade agreements and CEPA, subsidies and countervailing duties, anti-dumping, intellectual property rights and dispute resolution.
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