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Ting Kwok Keung v Tam Dick Yuen
(2002) 5 HKCFAR 336
Key Principle
An appellate court should not disturb a trial judge's primary findings of fact (especially those depending on the assessment of witnesses) unless satisfied that the judge was 'plainly wrong'; the case also concerned the enforceability of loan arrangements affected by the Money Lenders Ordinance.
Area of Law
Contract and Commercial
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