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Hong Kong Lawyer | Summary Judgment in Probate: A Tale of Two Approaches to Trial

 Hong Kong Lawyer | Summary Judgment in Probate: A Tale of Two Approaches to Trial 1241 1654 Hugill & Ip

Today we go through these two contrasting cases. It first analyses the Court of Appeal’s definitive reversal of a summary judgment in Chiu Mei Cherry. It then offers a critical perspective on the judgment in Liu Zujian, questioning whether, in its pursuit of a pragmatic outcome, the court adopted a methodology that eschews the very principles articulated in the higher court. Together, the cases provide a nuanced map of the current judicial landscape and offer vital practical guidance for solicitors.

PLC v MKK and the Limits of Add-Back in Ancillary Relief

 PLC v MKK and the Limits of Add-Back in Ancillary Relief 1200 800 Kajal Aswani

Judge Kwan’s decision shows how spending patterns, business records and credibility can shape the outcome when matrimonial finances come under serious scrutiny

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Chambers and Partners HNW | Private Wealth Global Practice Guide 2026

 Chambers and Partners HNW | Private Wealth Global Practice Guide 2026 650 220 Alfred Ip

The Private Wealth 2026 guide, now in its tenth edition, covers nearly 50 jurisdictions worldwide. It provides up-to-date legal analysis on a broad range of private wealth matters, including tax regimes, succession planning, trusts and foundations, family business planning, wealth disputes, fiduciary services, citizenship and residency, planning for minors, adults with disabilities and older individuals, same-sex marriages and domestic partnerships, and charitable giving.

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Estate Planning for Taiwan Residents with Hong Kong Assets

 Estate Planning for Taiwan Residents with Hong Kong Assets 1800 1200 Leo Wang

Navigating Probate, Wills, Trusts and tax for Hong Kong assets with confidence

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