Martin Lee mounted seven grounds of appeal in an attempt to invalidate a lower court decision stripping his client Leung Kwok-hung of the office of legislator. Photo: Dickson Lee Martin Lee mounted seven grounds of appeal in an attempt to invalidate a lower court decision stripping his client Leung Kwok-hung of the office of legislator. Photo: Dickson Lee
Martin Lee mounted seven grounds of appeal in an attempt to invalidate a lower court decision stripping his client Leung Kwok-hung of the office of legislator. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Letters | What Gandhi and Mencius can teach Martin Lee on defending errant oath-taker Leung Kwok-hung

    Topic |   Hong Kong courts
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    Updated: 4:47am, 5 Dec, 2018

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    Martin Lee mounted seven grounds of appeal in an attempt to invalidate a lower court decision stripping his client Leung Kwok-hung of the office of legislator. Photo: Dickson Lee Martin Lee mounted seven grounds of appeal in an attempt to invalidate a lower court decision stripping his client Leung Kwok-hung of the office of legislator. Photo: Dickson Lee
    Martin Lee mounted seven grounds of appeal in an attempt to invalidate a lower court decision stripping his client Leung Kwok-hung of the office of legislator. Photo: Dickson Lee
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