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ZHI CHARLES v. KIM YOUNG JUN AND OTHERS

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99927-EN-2015-08-07

ZHI CHARLES v. KIM YOUNG JUN AND OTHERS

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HCA 1754/2015

IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION

COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE

ACTION NO. 1754 OF 2015

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BETWEEN
 ZHI CHARLESPlaintiff
and
 KIM YOUNG JUN1st Defendant
 CHOI SUNG MIN2nd Defendant
 LIM HOSOK3rd Defendant
 JANG SAMKI4th Defendant
 HONG SANG JUN5th Defendant
 PANG KWANG TING6th Defendant
 CORDIA GLOBAL LIMITED7th Defendant
 GOLDWYN MANAGEMENT LIMITED8th Defendant
 ACME PERFECT LIMITED9th Defendant
 FIRST GLORY LIMITED10th Defendant
 LUCREZIA LIMITED11th Defendant
 TOKEN CENTURY LIMITED12th Defendant
 DAILY LOYAL LIMITED13th Defendant
 PIONEER CENTRE LIMITED14th Defendant
 MASTER IMPACT LIMITED15th Defendant
 SKYLINE MERIT LIMITED16th Defendant
 KEYSTONE GLOBAL LIMITED17th Defendant
 SIBERIAN MINING GROUP COMPANY LIMITED18th Defendant

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Before: Hon L Chan J in Chambers
Date of Hearing: 7 August 2015
Date of Decision: 7 August 2015

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DECISION
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1.  The resumption notice was published on 22 April 2015. Nothing in reliance on that can be urgent.

2.  On dissipation, Mr Zhi accepts that he has no locus standi.  Furthermore, he has given no information on how he had learned that there will be dissipation of shares of D18 shortly. 

3.  He also wants to stop the defendants from voting their shares at the AGM on 4 September 2015.  He says that the shareholders could be asked to vote for the reappointment of the Board.  I think if the Board is to continue, then there is no urgent problem.  If the Board is problematic, it has been so since its appointment in February 2015.

4.  Mr Zhi also says that the AGM will approve the audited report, but if the report is wrong, the approval will not make it right. 

5.  Mr Zhi has also reported his complaints to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (“HKSE”).  He says that the HKSE is investigating the matter.  If there is any urgency, I am sure the HKSE would have acted already.

6.  Since there is no urgency and Mr Zhi has admitted his want of locus standi, I dismiss the injunction.  I also order him to pay the costs of D3, 4, 5 and 18.

(Louis Chan)
Judge of the Court of First Instance
High Court

The plaintiff appeared in person

Ms Roberta Chan, of Baker & McKenzie, for the 3rd to 5th and 18th defendants

The 1st, 2nd and 6th to 17th defendants were not represented and did not appear