On 21 January 2019, the Court of Final Appeal dismissed the application for leave to appeal against both conviction and sentence by a former Superintendent of Police, Frankly Chu.
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Appeal Committee refuses leave to appeal in case of Frankly Chu
30 January 2019
Court of Final Appeal grants leave to appeal against conviction for conspiracy to traffic in cocaine
21 January 2019
On 18 January 2019, the Court of Final Appeal granted leave to appeal to the applicant in FAMC 47/2018 (Mr Lai Kam Fat) on a question of law of great and general importance – the required mental element for the offence of conspiracy to traffic in a dangerous drug.
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Mr Joseph Lee joins Parkside
10 January 2019
Parkside Chambers welcomes its latest tenant, Joseph Lee (call 2008).
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Seminar on Laws of Hong Kong 2018, China Commercial Law Firm
21 December 2018
On 20 December 2018, members of Parkside Chambers delivered a seminar at China Commercial Law Firm on Mareva injunctions in aid of Mainland court and arbitral proceedings.
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Court of Final Appeal grants leave to appeal against convictions for conspiracy to defraud the HKEX and others
19 December 2018
On 14 December 2018, the Court of Final Appeal granted leave to the applicants in FAMC 27-29/2018 to appeal against their convictions for conspiracies to defraud the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and a publicly listed company in a very substantial acquisition.
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Court of First Instance upholds the constitutionality of the Co-Location Arrangement
17 December 2018
On 13 December 2018, the Court of First Instance held that the Co-Location Arrangement at the West Kowloon Station ("WKS") of the Hong Kong Section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link is constitutional.
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