Documentary Evidence in Hong Kong is truly the first book of its kind on the legal obligations surrounding the disclosure of information before the Hong Kong Courts, helping those involved in litigation to maximize opportunities before the Courts for the benefit of their clients.
This publication, adopted from the UK version, which is in its 12th edition, is a lawyer’s leading litigation tool regarding the proper use of evidence and discovery, which: • Guides Hong Kong litigators and practitioners through the ways to submit, analyze and present documentary evidence when in civil litigation. • Ensures nothing is missed and that full disclosure of relevant information is given by both sides in a case. • Explores the many interlocutory tools available to the Litigator for the purpose of obtaining documents to help the client’s case. • Explore the consideration needs to be given to pre-action and non-party discovery, Norwich Pharmacal relief, letters rogatory applications, as well as proper use of the variety of tools available for the purpose of obtaining effective hard copy and electronic discovery.
