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  1. Bribery and Corruption Law in Hong Kong – Fifth Edition
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    Bribery and Corruption Law in Hong Kong – Fifth Edition

    Publication Date: December 2023
    Book (Hardback)

    Authors: Ian McWalters SC, Andrew Bruce SC

     

    The fifth edition of the detailed and expansive guide, Bribery and Corruption, provides a continuing update on the latest developments of bribery and corruption law in Hong Kong. Although Hong Kong consistently ranks as one of the least corrupt cities in the world, the jurisprudence relating to the common law offence of misconduct in public office continues to grow as the offence is more frequently employed by prosecutors against abuses of their office by public servants not involving bribery. Recent legislative developments and case law that further define the parameters of the offence are discussed. Furthermore, as a practical tool for legal professionals, the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance (Cap 201) and the Independent Commission Against Corruption Ordinance (Cap 204) are included.

    For the eBook version, please visit Lexis Flip™ here.
    HK$ 2,700.00
  2. Conveyancing and Property Litigation in Hong Kong – Third Edition
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    Conveyancing and Property Litigation in Hong Kong – Third Edition

    Publication Date: July 2023
    Book (Soft cover)

    Author: Andrew Mak

    Conveyancing and Property Litigation in Hong Kong – Third Edition includes significant developments since the 2nd edition came out in 2019, and over 50 cases have been discussed. These include the Court of Final Appeal decisions in Cheung Lai Mui v Cheung Wai Shing on the requirements of equity to recognise and give relief based on proprietary estoppel; Kwok Cheuk Kin v Directors of Lands on the constitutionality of the Small House Policy; HKSAR v Chan Kam Ching on the abuse of the Small House Policy using false instruments;  Court of First Instance (“CFI”) decisions on adverse possession; as well as other CFI cases including Lee Kok Che v Royal Mortgage Ltd on the different approaches in Hong Kong and Canada in relation to whether long-standing users of a stretch of road in the rural area are entitled to a public right of way.

    For the eBook version, please visit Lexis Flip™ here.

    HK$ 1,800.00