Lands Tribunal
Coverage of Lands Tribunal in the Nexus archive.
- Wang Fuk Court administrator to hold owners’ meeting in July after repeated delays
The administrator of Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court estate, destroyed in a fire last November, will hold a delayed homeowners’ meeting in July. Hop On Management Company confirmed it will not appeal a Lands Tribunal ruling that dismissed its request to postpone the meeting.
- Hop On misses court deadline for meeting owners from blaze-hit Tai Po estate
Hop On Management Company missed a court-ordered deadline to hold a meeting with residents of Wang Fuk Court, a Tai Po estate affected by a deadly November fire. The Lands Tribunal had mandated the meeting under the Building Management Ordinance, but the company cited unresolved challenges and promised to arrange a new session.
- Adminstrator to ‘review’ tribunal decision on Wang Fuk Court owners’ meeting
An administrator overseeing Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court has agreed to arrange an extraordinary general meeting at the request of displaced owners but has not provided a timeline. The administrator's company, Hop On Management Company, is reviewing the Lands Tribunal's dismissal of its application to extend deadlines for the meeting.
- Hong Kong tribunal rejects request to postpone Wang Fuk Court owners’ meeting
A Hong Kong tribunal dismissed a government-appointed administrator’s request to delay an owners’ meeting at fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court, ruling it lacks authority to postpone. The tribunal ordered Hop On Management Company to hold the meeting on June 13 as required by the Building Management Ordinance.
- Hong Kong tribunal judge questions power to postpone Wang Fuk Court owners’ meeting
A Hong Kong tribunal judge is questioning his authority to postpone an owners' meeting at Wang Fuk Court, requested by 247 residents. The tribunal adjourned to decide on extending the deadline while acknowledging challenges faced by the administrator in contacting residents.