Conveyancing Litigation in Hong Kong

Author: Andrew Mak
Publisher: LexisNexis Hong Kong
ISBN: 9789888389544
Published In: July 2017
Format: Paperback , 216 pages
Jurisdiction: Hong Kong ? Disclaimer:
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The ultimate resource for Hong Kong conveyancing litigation

This exciting new title is an essential addition to the library of anyone involved in, or interested in, conveyancing litigation. The only title dedicated specifically to Hong Kong conveyancing litigation, it covers some of the hottest topics of the moment, with expert case analysis, detailed commentary and practical procedural guidance. Andrew Mak, a much-praised expert in this area, deftly identifies and expounds on local areas of difficulty, ensuring this title will become an oft-cited work.

Property transactions are often complex, and legal problems are frequent. The large, and ever increasing, body of Hong Kong case law is testament to the number of difficulties encountered in even routine transactions.

Conveyancing Litigation in Hong Kong provides much-needed guidance and insight in this important area of the law. High-profile areas, as identified by significant recent cases, are covered in a practical and succinct manner, with a focus on areas of difficulty. A thorough understanding of these issues is essential for effective risk mitigation, making this work essential not only for those practicing litigation, but also those seeking to avoid it!

Particular emphasis is given to the practical aspects of conveyancing litigation procedure, and the unique difficulties encountered in Hong Kong. Highly topical issues are covered in detail, including chapters on Chinese Customary Law, Adverse Possession and Common Intention
Constructive Trusts, to name a few.

Unique in the Hong Kong market this important title is essential for litigators, conveyancers, investors, estate agents, and any other professionals interested in current legal problems in property law.

Chapter 1 Adverse Possession Litigation in Hong Kong
Chapter 2 Requisition on Title in Sale of Property
Chapter 3 Chinese Customary Law in Hong Kong
Chapter 4 Common Intention Constructive Trusts
Chapter 5 Rights over Neighbouring Land
Chapter 6 User Restrictions and Obligations of Incorporated Owners
Chapter 7 Contribution of Co-owners to Building Management Expenses
Chapter 8 The Interpretation of Restrictive Covenants in Government Leases
Chapter 9 Interlocutory Injunctions in Conveyancing Disputes
Chapter 10 Property Valuation Litigation
Chapter 11 Boundary Disputes
Chapter 12 Evidence and Procedure in Conveyancing Disputes

Andrew Mak is a barrister-at-law with a broad practice in civil and commercial law, including the areas of property law, commercial contracts, international trade disputes, professional disciplinary proceedings and constitutional and administrative law. He is an accredited mediator and also practises in arbitration.

Andrew is currently a director of the Coalition of Professional Services of Hong Kong, Chairman of the Disciplinary Appeal Committee of the Confederation of Insurance Brokers, Chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association's Special Committee on Planning and Policy, and Chairman of the Hong Kong Bar Association's Special Committee on Greater China Affairs. He has sat as Chairman or Vice-Chairman on various appeal tribunals including the Building Appeals Tribunal, the Licensing Appeals Board and the Administrative Appeals Board. He has also served on the Inland Revenue Board of Review and the Insurance Advisory Committee of the HKSAR Government.