Thomson Reuters
Save for Later
Cart
7 Items
Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2025 (The White Book)

Format

Printed Book

Price

(starting at)

HKD 13,420.00

Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2024 (The White Book)
Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2024 (The White Book)
2023-9-30J. Fok | M. Rogers | J. Choong | T. Walsh

  "The Hong Kong White Book is the standard point of reference for the rules of civil procedure in this jurisdiction and, as such, an indispensable tool for the well-prepared litigator." - The Hon. Mr Justice Joseph Fok P.J. (Editor-in-Chief)


Using the White Book could easily save firms HK$20,000 a day” - Martin Rogers (General Editor)
 
Endorsed by the Hong Kong Judiciary, Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2024 (The White Book) is the definitive reference manual on the rules of civil procedure and practice in Hong Kong. The commentary to each Order of the Rules of the High Court, as well as to the Arbitration Ordinance, Mediation Ordinance and specialist Ordinances on legal practice, have been carefully reviewed and annotated by the talented pool of over 100 specialist practitioners.


The Hong Kong White Book 2024 is published in five handy volumes (Volumes 1, 2, 3, Court Forms and Tables and Index).

Format

Printed Book

Price

(starting at)

HKD 12,780.00

Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2025 (The White Book)

Format

eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 13,420.00

Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong, Second Edition
Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong, Second Edition
2020-6-15
Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong is truly the first book of its kind where no other work in Hong Kong covers the principles of access to documents, discovery and privilege in detail. Charles Hollander’s book Documentary Evidence, adopted from the UK version, which is now in its 13th edition, is widely used in Hong Kong as well as in England and other common law jurisdictions. The publication focuses on the means for obtaining access to documents in civil litigation and the protection from access, in particular legal professional privilege. The author has argued many of the leading cases in this area of the law in England over the last generation. New developments covered in this edition include: · Zhang Shouen v Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong): pre-action discovery · XY LLC v Jesse Chu and Company A v Company D: Chabra jurisdiction in Mareva injunctions · Global Gaming Philippines v Deutsche Bank AG: non-party discovery · SCC Venture VI Holdco v Zhao Changpeng: documents “referred to” New material on document access to shareholders, directors and trust beneficiaries: · Taching Petroleum v Meyer Aluminium: confidentiality clubs · Superworth v Comm of Independent Commission against Corruption: proper law of privilege · Glencore International AG v Commr of Taxation (High Court of Australia: privilege does not give rise to cause of action) · Competition Commission v Nutanix: Privilege against self-incrimination in Competition Ordinance · Compania de Navegacion Palomar SA v Ernest Ferdinand de la Sola (Singapore high court: coaching witnesses) Important English privilege cases: · WH Holding Ltd v E20 Stadium Ltd (litigation privilege) · R (Jet2 Com Ltd) v Civil Aviation Authority (dominant purpose/legal advice privilege) · Sotheby’s v Mark Weiss Ltd (single wider purpose) · Director of the Serious Fraud Office v ENRC (litigation privilege in investigations) · Ferster v Ferster (without prejudice and blackmail) · Simpkin v Berkeley Group: Reasonable expectation of privacy · ENRC v Dechert (implied waiver of privilege)

Format

Printed Book

Price

(starting at)

HKD 2,400.00

Civil Procedure in Hong Kong: a Guide to the Main Principles, Fourth Edition
Civil Procedure in Hong Kong: a Guide to the Main Principles, Fourth Edition
2017-8-31D. Lau

Civil Procedure in Hong Kong: A Guide to the Main Principles, Fourth Edition, a popular text with practitioners, has developed a reputation as being a user-friendly, simply written guide to the main principles of civil procedure.

The new edition covers important changes in relevant areas, including the recent abolition of the “as of right” route of appeal to the CFA. A few years have passed since the coming into effect of the Civil Justice Reform (CJR). The text elaborates on various points where it would be helpful for practitioners to have more of an explanation and/or a flavour of the Court’s general approach now.

Format

eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 1,200.00

Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong, Second Edition
Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong, Second Edition
2020-6-15
Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong is truly the first book of its kind where no other work in Hong Kong covers the principles of access to documents, discovery and privilege in detail. Charles Hollander’s book Documentary Evidence, adopted from the UK version, which is now in its 13th edition, is widely used in Hong Kong as well as in England and other common law jurisdictions. The publication focuses on the means for obtaining access to documents in civil litigation and the protection from access, in particular legal professional privilege. The author has argued many of the leading cases in this area of the law in England over the last generation. New developments covered in this edition include: · Zhang Shouen v Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong): pre-action discovery · XY LLC v Jesse Chu and Company A v Company D: Chabra jurisdiction in Mareva injunctions · Global Gaming Philippines v Deutsche Bank AG: non-party discovery · SCC Venture VI Holdco v Zhao Changpeng: documents “referred to” New material on document access to shareholders, directors and trust beneficiaries: · Taching Petroleum v Meyer Aluminium: confidentiality clubs · Superworth v Comm of Independent Commission against Corruption: proper law of privilege · Glencore International AG v Commr of Taxation (High Court of Australia: privilege does not give rise to cause of action) · Competition Commission v Nutanix: Privilege against self-incrimination in Competition Ordinance · Compania de Navegacion Palomar SA v Ernest Ferdinand de la Sola (Singapore high court: coaching witnesses) Important English privilege cases: · WH Holding Ltd v E20 Stadium Ltd (litigation privilege) · R (Jet2 Com Ltd) v Civil Aviation Authority (dominant purpose/legal advice privilege) · Sotheby’s v Mark Weiss Ltd (single wider purpose) · Director of the Serious Fraud Office v ENRC (litigation privilege in investigations) · Ferster v Ferster (without prejudice and blackmail) · Simpkin v Berkeley Group: Reasonable expectation of privacy · ENRC v Dechert (implied waiver of privilege)

Format

Book & eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 3,000.00

Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2024 (The White Book)
Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2024 (The White Book)
2023-9-30J. Fok | M. Rogers | J. Choong | T. Walsh

  "The Hong Kong White Book is the standard point of reference for the rules of civil procedure in this jurisdiction and, as such, an indispensable tool for the well-prepared litigator." - The Hon. Mr Justice Joseph Fok P.J. (Editor-in-Chief)


Using the White Book could easily save firms HK$20,000 a day” - Martin Rogers (General Editor)
 
Endorsed by the Hong Kong Judiciary, Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2024 (The White Book) is the definitive reference manual on the rules of civil procedure and practice in Hong Kong. The commentary to each Order of the Rules of the High Court, as well as to the Arbitration Ordinance, Mediation Ordinance and specialist Ordinances on legal practice, have been carefully reviewed and annotated by the talented pool of over 100 specialist practitioners.


The Hong Kong White Book 2024 is published in five handy volumes (Volumes 1, 2, 3, Court Forms and Tables and Index).

Format

eBook

Price

(starting at)

HKD 12,780.00