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Hong Kong Law Reports and Digest: Recently reported cases, with observations by Mr Justice Bokhary

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Hong Kong Law Reports and Digest is the only authorised law reporting service in Hong Kong endorsed by the Judiciary. Cases are selected by the Hon Mr Justice Bokhary GBM, NPJ, General Editor, ensuring the most reliable and comprehensive coverage of over 100 years of official case law in Hong Kong.

The following cases were recently reported by the Hon Mr Justice Bokhary. See below for His Lordship’s remarks and observations by way of Editor’s Notes.

BC v MSH (Ancillary Relief) [2024] 1 HKLRD 441

 “The importance of this judgment lies principally in what is said (at paras.66–78) about the disclosure of crypto investments.”

HKSAR v Gurung Shibakumar [2024] 1 HKLRD 491

 “This judgment states, and illustrates the application of: (i) the test by which it is to be decided whether there is a case to answer; and (ii) the principles on which it is to be decided whether jury guilty verdicts are to be considered unreasonable or unsafe.”

 

Falcon Insurance Co (Hong Kong) Ltd v Lee Zhong Jin [2024] 1 HKLRD 508

 “This determination is important for the reason, among other reasons, there did not appear to the Court to have been a decided case on the point.”

Tang Gang (唐剛) v Wong Sai Chung (汪世忠) [2024] 1 HKLRD 528

 “The importance of this judgment lies in the second holding above.”

Yang Yani (楊亞妮) v Fang Mingyun (方明雲) [2024] 1 HKLRD 632

 “The details appear in the first three holdings. As for the overall position reached, it is stated in the fourth holding.”

Eastrade Holdings Ltd v Secretary for Justice [2024] 1 HKLRD 707

 “Part of this judgment turns on case specific matters; but a considerable part of it turns on the Court’s understanding of general principles and its application of those principles.”

Li Jie v Hong Kong Airport Services Ltd [2024] 1 HKLRD 836

 “The relevant principles are dealt with in the first holding above. Their application is dealt with in the second to eighth holdings above.”

By Hong Kong Law Reporting Team

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