There was a 'good arguable case' that a mainland tycoon who bought into ATV induced the station's former owner and his brother to breach a deal they had agreed with Taiwanese billionaire Tsai Eng-...
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The mainland has no shortage of laws to protect people and the environment from disasters. But the number and scale of accidents proves their limitations.
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American oil company ConocoPhillips China may soon face compensation claims from mainland marine authorities over oil spills in the Bohai Sea.
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Three victims of Lehman Brothers' collapse yesterday opposed an injunction sought by the Bank of China after protesting outside its Central offices last month. In a writ filed by the bank last...
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On March 26 in a story on C2 headlined 'HK$23m paid despite court stay on ATV deal', we reported that Taiwanese snack tycoon Tsai Eng-men was ordered to provide an extra HK$20 million in...
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Five Citizens' Radio activists and the operator of the unlicensed station have each been ordered to pay a fine of HK$10,000 and contribute HK$50,000 to the government's HK$1.44 million legal bill...
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The Court of Final Appeal yesterday upheld a lower court's ruling that ordered anaesthetist Chan Chi-keung to pay patient Frank Yu Yu-kai damages for negligence that caused a nerve problem in...
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Rebel broadcaster Citizens' Radio is staying off air this weekend despite the lifting of an injunction against it on Friday.
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Six face legal action over broadcast; lawmakers may also be targeted
Legal action has been taken against six activists from Citizens' Radio who defied a court injunction and went...
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Six legislators and activists from Citizens' Radio were back on the air last night despite a court injunction, risking charges of unlicensed broadcasting and contempt of court.
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Government seeks ban order on 'illegal radio'
The government made an 11th-hour attempt last night to seek a court order to block an unlicensed radio station from going back on the...
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A Census and Statistics Department officer, who claimed he was forced to retire due to the psychiatric illness he suffered after being unfairly deprived of chances of promotion, is suing for...
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