Add to ORKGThere is no comprehensive ordinance or statute that applies to POs in Hong Kong (Bethke, 2016, p.26). The major relevant laws include the Companies Ordinance, the Societies Ordinance, and the Registered Trustees Incorporation Ordinance. A PO can be formed as a society, a company limited by guarantee, a trust, or a statutory body established under a specific ordinance
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The Annotated Ordinances of Hong Kong (AOHK), is modelled on the authoritative Halsbury's Statutes o...
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Over the past decade in Hong Kong, the relationship and accountability of statutory bodies to core g...
One hundred days after taking office as Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Regi...
The constitutional right to social welfare in Hong Kong has always been implemented by administrativ...
Hong Kong, or more formally, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), is a common law juri...
Individuals are free to form organizations, including POs, and there is generally little government ...
Trusts in Hong Kong are primarily regulated under the principles derived from rules of equity supple...
On July 12,2012, the Hong Kong (HK) Legislative Council passed the new Hong Kong Companies Ordinance...
The formation of POs is free from governmental involvement and is considered to be an act of civil l...
The Annotated Ordinances of Hong Kong (AOHK), is modelled on the authoritative Halsbury's Statutes o...
In the present article author gives characteristic of the civil legal proceedings sources of legal r...
This article aims to analyse whether Singapore’s business trust regime is suitable for Hong Kong as ...
Provisional supervision (PS) is Hong Kong’s proposed new corporate rescue procedure. In essence, it ...
The public trust doctrine is a traditional common law principle stating that certain resources are c...
The Annotated Ordinances of Hong Kong (AOHK), is modelled on the authoritative Halsbury's Statutes o...
published_or_final_versionPolitics and Public AdministrationMasterMaster of Public Administratio
Over the past decade in Hong Kong, the relationship and accountability of statutory bodies to core g...
One hundred days after taking office as Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Regi...
The constitutional right to social welfare in Hong Kong has always been implemented by administrativ...
Hong Kong, or more formally, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), is a common law juri...