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1. www.clic.org.hk › en › topics5. Can I afford the expenses? - CLIC簡

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   5. Can I afford the expenses? You will usually need to pay a fee to the court in order to start your claim. (However, if the person you are suing (the defendant) surrenders and pays you, you may recover this fee as well.) If the defendant defends your claim, you may need witnesses to help tell the court what happened.

2. www.clic.org.hk › en › topicsConsumer Protection | Community Legal Information Centre (CLIC)簡

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   Even when consumers are buying services, rather than goods, they are also entitled to protection under the law. The Supply of Services (Implied Terms) Ordinance ( Cap. 457 of the Laws of Hong Kong) protects those consumers who have paid money (or, in this case, provided other considerations/benefits) in exchange for services.

3. www.clic.org.hk › en › topicsLANDLORD & TENANT | Community Legal Information Centre (CLIC)

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   The landlord must only comply with a few obligations, such as providing quiet enjoyment, repairing the roof and external walls, and paying government rent. In contrast, the tenant must comply with many dos and don'ts. However, a tenant should recognize that the situation may not be as bad as it seems.

4. www.clic.org.hk › en › topicsPOLICE & CRIME | Community Legal Information Centre (CLIC)

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   I. Criminal liability and types of penalties. Criminal liability is generally made up of two elements: (1) the guilty act or omission known as the "actus reus", and (2) the prohibited state of mind or guilty mind known as the "mens rea". The mental element generally requires the proof of an intention on the part of the person who commits the ...

5. www.clic.org.hk › en › topics1. What are the requirements for a valid will?

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   For a will to be valid, a testator needs to show two things: his intention that the will takes effect upon his death; and. his capacity when he made the will. A testator can normally show his intention by: starting the will with the words “This is the Last Will and Testament of [the testator’s name]”; or. hiring a solicitor to make the will.

6. www.clic.org.hk › en › topicsForfeiture of rental deposit and other consequences ...

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   XV. Forfeiture of rental deposit and other consequences following termination by the tenant’s breach It is common practice in Hong Kong for tenancy agreements to include payment of a ‘rental deposit’ in the amount equivalent to two months’ rent (or more in ...

7. www.clic.org.hk › en › topicsCourt procedure - Community Legal Information Centre (CLIC)

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   V. Court procedure - criminal cases. The Department of Justice of the HKSAR Government is responsible for the conduct of criminal prosecutions in Hong Kong. In the discharge of that function the Department enjoys an independence which is guaranteed by Article 63 of the Basic Law. Not all persons suspected of criminal offences will automatically ...