Jacquelyn Ng

Call 2017 (Hong Kong)

LANGUAGES

English, Cantonese, Mandarin

CONTACT

T: +852 2840 1130
E: jng@parksidechambers.com

Secretary: Ms. Emy Sum
E: emysum@parksidechambers.com

Profile

Jacquelyn was called to the Bar in 2017 and is a Charles Ching Scholar.  She has a broad civil practice and accepts instructions in all areas of work.

Jacquelyn has particular experience in company law, insolvency (personal and corporate), domestic/ cross-border commercial disputes, land law, trusts & probate, employment disputes and defamation actions.  She regularly appears in  interlocutory applications and in trial both in her own right and as a led junior at all levels of Court.

Prior to commencing private practice, Jacquelyn read law at Cambridge. During PCLL, she was one of two oralists (advocates) on the team which ultimately won the Frederic Eisemann Award (overall champion) in the 20th VIS International Commercial Arbitration Moot in Vienna.

Upon finishing her studies, Jacquelyn first trained as a solicitor with Deacons of which she spent two seats in its Commercial Litigation Department.  In 2015/16, she was a Judicial Assistant to the Court of Final Appeal.

Jacquelyn joined Parkside Chambers upon completion of her pupillage with Ms Queenie Lau, Mr Victor Dawes SC, Mr Jonathan Wong and Mr Osmond Lam.

Practice Areas

General Civil Litigation
General Criminal Litigation
Administrative and Public Law
Commercial Law
Company Law
Defamation
Equity and Trusts
Family Law
Insolvency Law
Intellectual Property
Land Law
Personal Injuries
Probate

Education

2015

M.A.,
University of Cambridge

2013

P.C.LL.,
City University of Hong Kong

2011

B.A. (Law),
University of Cambridge

2008

B.A. (Politics and International Studies),
University of Warwick
  • Solicitor (Hong Kong) (2015 – 2017)
  • Charles Ching Memorial Scholarship (2017)
  • Frédéric Eisemann Award, 20th Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, Vienna, Austria (2013)
  • Moot Court Prize, City University of Hong Kong (2013)
  • Cambridge Overseas Trust Scholar (Honorary) (2008)

HMM (Hong Kong) Ltd  (formerly known as Hyundai Merchant Marine (Hong Kong) Ltd) v Ma Chun Kit & Ors [2022] HKCFI 1153 (with Mr Jonathan Wong): Appeared for the Plaintiff in trial regarding extensive misappropriation of corporate assets.

Li Siu Men t/a Soar Athletic Association v Hong Kong Triathlon Association Ltd [2021] HKCFI 3378: Resisted summary judgment application on claim concerning the Defendant association’s termination of the Plaintiff’s membership.

In re Hong Kong Genghis Khan Group Ltd [2021] HKCFI 1790 (with Mr Bernard Mak): resisted a winding-up petition which issues were inter alia, whether relief from sanction for breach of an unless order ought to be granted and the applicability of RHC O41 r4.

Sarah Sally Chan-Kent (Executrix of the estate of RUBY JIM SUNYOU alias RUBY KANG YOU JIM (NEE) Wong, deceased) v Chim Sau Ching & Anor [2021] HKCA 648 (with Ms Queenie Lau, on appeal from [2019] HKCFI 3066)

Re Qin Jun [2021] HKCFI 114: Appeared for the trustees-in-bankruptcy on an application to extend the relevant bankruptcy pursuant to s30A of the Bankruptcy Ordinance (Cap 6).

Wang Zhihua v Registrar of Companies & Ors [2020] HKCFI 2873: Applications under Cap 622 s42 for rectification of information in the Companies Register.

Redland Precast Concrete Products (China) Ltd v Permasteelisa Hong Kong Ltd [2020] HKCFI 2872 (paper disposal):  Application to vary costs order to provide for indemnity costs at enhanced interest rate, after Plaintiff failed to beat the Defendant’s sanctioned payment.

Choy Tian Fook v Yousisheng Trade Co Ltd [2020] HKFC 931: Application for default judgment in case of online scam.

S v G [2020] HKCFI 2201 (with Mr Jonathan Wong): Resisted a striking out summons raising arguments on res judicata and entitlement to declaratory relief.

Sarah Sally Chan-Kent (Executrix of the estate of RUBY JIM SUNYOU alias RUBY KANG YOU JIM (NEE) Wong, deceased) v Chim Sau Ching & Anor [2019] HKCFI 3066 (with Ms Queenie Lau): Appeared for Defendant in trial, successfully establishing adverse possession.

In re KCK Garment Factory [2019] HKCFI 585 (with Mr Bernard Mak): Resisted the liqudators’ petition based on, inter alia, allegations of unfair preference.

Bangkok Bank Public Co Ltd v Hui Yan Moon & Anor [2019] HKCFI 321 (led by Mr Anson Wong SC): Resisted appeal against summary judgment on the defendants’ personal guarantees.

Secretary for Justice v Ho Kit Wang, Chow Koot Yin Kole & Ors [2018] HKCFA 13 (application for leave to appeal) and (2018) 21 HKCFAR 421 (substantive appeal) (with Mr Osmond Lam): Appeal against custodial sentences imposed pursuant to Criminal Procedure Ordinance (Cap 221), s81A, for unlawful assembly involving violence.

Secretary for Justice v Ho Kit Wang, Chow Koot Yin Kole & Ors (2017) 20 HKCFAR 518 (with Mr Osmond Lam): Application for bail pending the hearing of leave application to appeal to the CFA.

Hyundai Merchant Marine (Hong Kong) Ltd v Ma Chun Kit [2018] HKCFI 176 (with Mr Jonathan Wong): Application for committal order for breach of Mareva injunction.

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