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    Insider Dealing – The Case Against Segantii Capital Management Limited And Certain Officers

    On 2 May 2024, the Securities and Futures Commission ("SFC") announced that it has commenced criminal proceedings against Segantii...
    Hong KongCorporate/Commercial Law
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    I Lost My Right Of Abode. What Happens Now?

    If you have lost your right of abode in Hong Kong, you will automatically acquire the right to land in Hong Kong.
    Hong KongImmigration
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    The Launch Of The Re-domiciliation Regime In Hong Kong

    The inward company re-domiciliation regime finally became effective in Hong Kong on 23 May 2025. The regime allows non-Hong Kong incorporated companies (such as companies incorporated...
    Hong KongCorporate/Commercial Law
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    How Can A Beneficiary Be Discouraged From Contesting My Will

    Gifts in wills can stir up strong emotions, especially if someone feels they have been treated unfairly by the person who made the will.
    Hong KongFamily and Matrimonial
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Recent Insights On The Court Free Amalgamation Process In Hong Kong

    An amalgamation is the legal process under which the assets and liabilities of two or more companies incorporated in Hong Kong merge and are brought together under one surviving company.
    Hong KongCorporate/Commercial Law
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Legal Update: Recognition Order Granted Notwithstanding SFC's Restrictive Notice And Police's Letter Of No Consent

    Tanner De Witt acted for Chan Ho Yin (also known as Michael Chan) of Kroll (HK) Ltd and Elaine Hanrahan, the Joint Liquidators of Bull's-Eye Limited...
    Hong KongInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Tanner De Witt Successfully Defends Appeal In Relation To Ownership Of The Subsidiaries Of The Global Cord Blood Corporation Group

    In a two-and-a-half-year battle between the Cayman-appointed joint provisional liquidators (Chow Tsz Nga Georgia of Grant Thornton Recovery & Reorganisation Limited, Margot MacInnis...
    Hong KongCorporate/Commercial Law
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Civil Justice Reform Case: Strike Out For Want Of Prosecution

    Nanjing Iron & Steel Group International Trade Co Ltd (HCAJ 177 of 2006)
    Hong KongLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Legal Update: Recent Discrimination Case Uplifts Potential Damages For "Injury To Feelings"

    In Hong Kong, statutory damages for "injury to feelings" can be awarded to victims of unlawful discrimination pursuant to specific provisions of the relevant discrimination Ordinances.
    Hong KongEmployment and HR
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Hong Kong's New Mandatory Reporting Of Child Abuse Ordinance Takes Effect In 2026

    The Mandatory Reporting of Child Abuse Ordinance (Cap. 650) marks a major development in Hong Kong's child‑protection landscape.
    Hong KongFamily and Matrimonial
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Key Employment Issues From The 2025 Policy Address

    On 17 September 2025 the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong SAR delivered his 2025 Policy Address. Amongst the topics were several notable employment related issues.
    Hong KongEmployment and HR
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    "Finfluencers" Beware! SFC Suspends Finfluencer For 16 Months Following His Criminal Conviction For Providing Investment Advice Without A License

    On 20 March 2025, the Securities and Futures Commission ("SFC") suspended the licenses of Mr Wong Ming Chung ("Mr Wong"), a "finfluencer" also known as Franky Wong...
    Hong KongFinance and Banking
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Legal Update: Rights vs. Interests – English Decisions Not Followed In In Re Aoyuan Group Limited [2025] HKCFI 310

    In the recent decision of Re Aoyuan Group Limited ("Aoyuan"), Harris J sanctioned the inter-linked and inter-conditional schemes of arrangement promulgated by Aoyuan...
    Hong KongLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Paws For Thought: Pet-Nups

    In the busy city of Hong Kong, where pet ownership is on the rise and pets are increasingly considered cherished family members, the concept of including pets in pre-nuptial agreements or eve free standing pet nuptial agreements ("Pet- Nup") is gaining traction.
    Hong KongFamily and Matrimonial
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Does The 'New' Cause Of Action For General Harassment Open Pandora's Box?

    The judgment in the case of Lau Tat Wai v Yip Lai Kuen, Joey appears to be a watershed in the development of a general law of harassment.
    Hong KongLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Legal Update: Compensation And Disqualification Order Granted Against A Company Officer Who Did Not Receive Misappropriated Funds

    Does it excuse misconduct in the eyes of a securities regulator if the company officer did not personally profit from and receive misappropriated funds? John Lee of Tanner De Witt explains that the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong ("SFC") will still enforce.
    Hong KongLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Legal Update – Launch Of The Immigration Facilitation Scheme For Persons Participating In Arbitral Proceedings

    On 1 March 2025, the Hong Kong Government will launch the refined Immigration Facilitation Scheme for Persons Participating in Arbitral Proceedings ("Scheme").
    Hong KongLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    New SFC Circular Streamlines Licensing For Virtual Asset Trading Platforms

    This Circular extends an initiative of the SFC for deemed applicants announced in a prior Circular on 18 December 2024[2].
    Hong KongTechnology
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Legal Update – Beware Of The Risk Of Sex Discrimination In Job Advertisements

    Female migrant workers from Guangdong Province will be given priority" (original Chinese wording: 「廣東省新移民女工優先」) is a sentence that appeared...
    Hong KongEmployment and HR
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt
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    Cohabitation In Hong Kong: A Brief Comparison Of Comparing The Legal Landscape Of Married And Unmarried Couples In 2025

    Cohabitation is on the rise in Hong Kong, as more couples choose to live together before, or instead of, getting married. Yet despite these changing social norms, the law in Hong Kong continues to draw sharp distinctions...
    Hong KongFamily and Matrimonial
    Tanner De Witt
    Tanner De Witt

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