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Chief Holdings (HK) Ltd & Anor v He Chenguang & Ors

[2025] HKCFI 4793
JurisdictionHong Kong
CourtHong Kong Court of First Instance
Year2025
StatusBinding authority

Summary

Reviews and clarifies principles of res judicata, collateral attack and abuse of process as applied to surviving PRC legal claims raised in Hong Kong proceedings.

Key Principle

Reviews and clarifies principles of res judicata, collateral attack and abuse in surviving PRC legal claims in Hong Kong proceedings.

Area of Law

procedure

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