

Publication and book launch of The Law of Digital Assets in Hong Kong
Plowman Chambers extend its warmest congratulations on the publication and official book launch of The Law of Digital Assets in Hong Kong. Authored and edited by Tony Ko together with contributing authors Karen Cheung, Michelle He, Ching Him Ho, Anson Li, Michelle Lin, Sean O’Reilly and Ludovic Shum (in alphabetical order), this work aims to equip those in the legal, financial, accounting, business and academic sectors with sufficient knowledge to confidently navigate the le
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Declaratory relief granted in adverse possession claim overcoming history of prior unsuccessful proceedings
In Cheng Wai Kwong v Chang Lai Yue [2026] HKDC 992, Ching Him Ho successfully obtained declaratory relief for the Plaintiff confirming his possessory title to land in Yuen Long. The Plaintiff’s claim was based on over 27 years of continuous adverse possession starting from around 1998, with the Plaintiff tacking onto his late father’s prior exclusive physical control and intention to possess. Crucially, the Court’s attention was drawn to a previous legal action brought
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Stephen Siu acts for Successful Plaintiff in Civil Contempt Case
In Wong Yam Yin v Gao Jinbo (王欽賢 訴 高景波) [2026] HKDC 933, the plaintiff, the founder and chairman of Golden Wheel Tiandi Holdings Company Limited (Stock Code: 1232) brought claims against the defendant for an injunction to restrain conduct constituting defamation, harassment, and intimidation. Upon the plaintiff’s application for urgent interlocutory injunctions, the defendant gave undertakings not to further publish defamatory content or any words with similar meaning and ef
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Martin Hui SC and Stephen Siu secured an acquittal for defendant accused of money laundering with costs
In HKSAR v Cheung SY (ESCC 2422/2025), Martin Hui SC and Stephen Siu represented a Defendant charged with money laundering. The Prosecution alleged that the Defendant knowingly dealt with proceeds of an indictable offence, namely an “Investment Scam” with the deceived sum of over HK$6 million, or have reasonable grounds to believe that such property represented proceeds of an indictable offence. At trial, the Defence challenged whether the Prosecution could identify and pro
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