Luxury brands makers were increasingly targeting smaller businesses – rather than larger manufacturers – to seek compensation for brand infringements, lawmaker Albert Ho said on Friday.
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 11:15pm
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Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying said he will not elaborate on illegal structures at his home until Albert Ho Chun-yan drops a legal appeal.
The long court battle over the chief executive’s election victory resumed on Friday morning in the Court of Final Appeal, where two pan-democratic lawmakers sought leave to appeal an earlier...
Albert Ho Chun-yan's attempt to challenge the chief executive's election victory was blocked yesterday by the High Court, which refused to extend a critical deadline.
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying has tried again to block a challenge to his election victory in March, filing an appeal against a court ruling that partially favoured defeated candidate Albert Ho...
The chief executive has filed a court appeal against a ruling that allows a political rival to proceed to challenge his election victory in March, the Court of First Instance heard on Tuesday.
Crowned "King of Ballots" for topping the poll in the race for the five Legislative Council "super seats", James To Kun-sun has vowed to help Hongkongers fight for democracy, wipe out poverty and...
Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying received a setback yesterday when a High Court judge ruled that a challenge by defeated chief executive candidate Albert Ho Chun-yan against his election victory in...
The Democratic Party suffered one of its biggest defeats, retaining only six seats in the legislature - the fewest since the party was founded 18 years ago.
Albert Ho Chun-yan stepped down...
Albert Ho Chun-yan announced on Monday he was stepping down as Democratic Party chairman after admitting to “serious failures” in his party’s Legislative Council election campaign.
Martin So, 23, consultant
Hong Kong Island
I am a first-time voter for the Legislative Council. My decision was not particularly affected by the recent national education debate. I...
Democratic Party chairman and "super seat" hopeful Albert Ho Chun-yan said he could have done better in declaring his stake in a property rental firm.
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