The new Mainland Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters (Reciprocal Enforcement) Ordinance (Cap. 645) is effective from 29 January 2024
Oral examination is a procedure to gather information about the judgment debtor’s financial position and assets, while Prohibition Orders are court orders that prevent a judgment debtor from leaving Hong Kong
When a party is successful in obtaining a judgment, it is important to ensure that the judgment is enforced and the debtor complies with the court’s order
Case analysis update: Tam Sze Leung & Ors v Commissioner of Police [2023] HKCA 537
Discussing the recognition and enforcement of both domestic and international arbitral awards
While confidentiality in arbitration proceedings is broadly protected under the Arbitration Ordinance and common law, there are nonetheless exceptions where disclosure is permitted. More importantly, it should not be assumed that disputes over disclosure of confidential material relating to arbitrations conducted will necessarily be heard by a Hong Kong Court or determined in accordance with the law.
Jonathan Gray and Geraint Ho discuss essential considerations that parties who wish to start litigation proceedings should bear in mind
When making applications to the court, the duty of full and frank disclosure ought to be considered – as failing to comply can result in sufficient grounds to discharge or refuse an otherwise successful application
A Quick Guide to third-party funding of litigation and arbitration in Hong Kong – when, and what, is permissible, and what is not.
Jonathan Gray and Matthew Love discuss the topic of freezing orders and Anton Pillers in Hong Kong. They highlight key considerations and pitfalls when applying for such orders.