Admissibility in Hong Kong Civil Proceeding of Facts Finding Made by Another Court Judgement Inadmissibility of Facts Finding in Earlier Proceedings: Hollington Principle Under the common law rules in Hong Kong, a judgment and factual finding of another court or tribunal in earlier proceedings, whether civil or criminal, is inadmissible in subsequent proceedings, unless the...Read More

Recovery of Fraud Assets: Litigation in HK, Enforcement in Mainland China Beneficiary Bank Account Holders in Hong Kong Telecommunications Fraud Cases In a large number of civil litigation cases of Hong Kong cyber fraud handled by our firm, obtaining the identity of the holder of the recipient bank account who received the fraudulent payment by...Read More

Stay of Civil Proceedings Pending the Outcome of Another Action: Principles for the Use of the Court’s Discretion Based on Case Management In civil proceedings in Hong Kong, it is not uncommon for a party to apply to the court for a temporary stay of civil proceedings pending the outcome of another civil action or...Read More

Civil Procedure in Hong Kong: An Overview Hong Kong civil procedure involves many aspects and is relatively complex. This article provides an introduction to the main aspects of Hong Kong’s civil procedure. It is not intended to be complete or exhaustive but is intended to give the reader an overview of the main aspects of...Read More

Statement of Truth in Hong Kong litigaiton Function of a Statement of Truth in Hong Kong Legal System According to Order 41A of Rules of the High Court/ District Court and Practice Direction 19.3, a pleading in a civil litigation, a witness statement, an expert report and any other document in Hong Kong that requires...Read More