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What is required for the court to grant an interlocutory prohibitory injunction?
What is required for the court to grant an interlocutory prohibitory injunction?
- A strong prima facie case and adequacy of damages
- Serious issue to be tried and balance of convenience (correct)
- Adequacy of damages and real risk of dissipation of assets
- Strong prima facie case and balance of convenience
What is the main requirement for an interlocutory mandatory injunction?
What is the main requirement for an interlocutory mandatory injunction?
- A strong prima facie case and adequacy of damages
- Adequacy of damages and real risk of dissipation of assets
- Strong prima facie case and balance of convenience (correct)
- Serious issue to be tried and balance of convenience
What does a Mareva injunction primarily aim to do?
What does a Mareva injunction primarily aim to do?
- Ensure that the plaintiff's loss is compensated by damages
- Prohibit the defendant from disposing of assets (correct)
- Prevent the defendant from acting dishonestly
- Compel the defendant to perform a positive act
When can a party appeal against a finding of fact?
When can a party appeal against a finding of fact?
What does the Court consider when deciding whether to grant leave for an appeal?
What does the Court consider when deciding whether to grant leave for an appeal?
What is the jurisdiction of the District Court in Hong Kong for civil disputes?
What is the jurisdiction of the District Court in Hong Kong for civil disputes?
Which court in Hong Kong has unlimited civil jurisdiction?
Which court in Hong Kong has unlimited civil jurisdiction?
In what situation is the Originating Summons suitable in Hong Kong civil litigation?
In what situation is the Originating Summons suitable in Hong Kong civil litigation?
What is the first step in the procedure when starting a case using an Originating Summons in Hong Kong?
What is the first step in the procedure when starting a case using an Originating Summons in Hong Kong?
When is a Writ of Summons generally used in civil actions in Hong Kong?
When is a Writ of Summons generally used in civil actions in Hong Kong?