Caspar Ng
2017 (HK)
Caspar practices in the full spectrum of criminal and civil matters. Since the commencement of his pupillage with Ms. Anita Yip SC, Caspar has especially enjoyed advising on chancery matters with a particular focus on matrimonial finances and family law, inheritance and probate, trust and administration, commercial and land disputes. He also accepts instructions to handle criminal matters as a defence attorney, or as a fiat-prosecutor on behalf of the HKSAR government.
P.C.LL., The City University of Hong Kong
LL.B with honours, University of Exeter
(First Class Honours)(Dean’s Commendation)\
HKSAR Government Scholarship Fund (P.C.LL., The City University of Hong Kong)
[2019] HKCFI 2863
Successful appeal against a judgment below by establishing the trial judge’s errors of law
[2018] HKDC 933
Successfully setting-aside a previous judgment
(Unreported, DCCJ 606/2018)
Successfully setting aside a judgment entered by default
(Unreported, HCA 2819/2018)
Successfully defending the causes of infringement of trademarks and the law of passing off action to the other party’s withdrawal
(Unreported, LDPD 650 of 2018)
Successful application for sanction against the defaulter in a property and conveyancing dispute
[2022] HKDC 258
Successful trial against adverse possession and O.14A application on the questions of law of non-registration of lis pendens
[2019] HKFC 15
Successful in resisting the other party’s application for relief from sanction which in effect barred further property claims
(Unreported, FCMP 99/2018)
Successful in representing the respondent to resist an urgent injunction
(Unreported, FCMP 6/2020)
Successful in representing the applicant to obtain an urgent injunction
(Unreported, FCMP 175/2014)
Successful in representing the applicant to obtain an urgent injunction
[2019] HKCFI 2018
Representing the applicant for an application for interim maintenance out of the deceased’s estate
[2020] HKCFI 440
Appealing against a decision for an application for financial provision from a deceased’s estate regarding the meanings of the relevant provisions stipulated in the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Ordinance (Cap. 481)
(Unreported, FCMC 7300 of 2017)
Successful in representing the respondent against an application for maintenance pending suit and ancillary relief
(Unreported, FCMC 16702 of 2017)
Successful in representing the applicant for an application to obtain maintenance pending suit and ancillary relief
[2019] HKFC 186
Successful in representing the applicant for an application to restrain the other party’s use of documents (obtained in local proceedings) in a foreign jurisdiction
[2019] HKFC 177
Successful in representing the respondent against an application for specific financial discovery in a “big money case”
[2019] HKFC 231
Successful in representing the respondent against an application for leave to appeal against the judge’s decision on financial discovery
[2021] HKCA 454
Representing the appellant in an appeal against the judge’s decision on a s.17 application
[2023] HKDC 544
Successful in representing the applicant in adverse possession with the title of land obtained
[2025] HKDC 163
Successful in representing the respondent to resist an application for interim commercial injunction and an interim-interim injunction
Other Members
Natalie Wong
Natalie joined Chambers after completing pupillage with Mr. Hanif Mughal, Ms. Annie Lai, Mr. Lawrence Hui and Mr. Isaac Chan. She also served as Marshall to the Honourable Madam Justice Carlye Chu, Vice-President of the Court of Appeal.
During her studies, Natalie served as the Vice-President of the University of Bristol Bar Society. She was also an avid mooter and debater, representing the University of Bristol in various intervarsity mooting and debating competitions.
Natalie is developing a broad civil practice and has experience in cases involving Land/Property law (including Adverse Possession, Easement and Right of Way, Trust and Probate, and other related matters such as building management), commercial and contractual disputes, personal injury claims, employee’s compensation claims, and companies’ winding up.
Natalie's experience in criminal area includes sexual offences, violence offences, money-laundering, dishonesty offences, traffic offences, possession/trafficking in dangerous drugs, industrial summonses and other crimes.
Natalie is fluent in English, Cantonese and Putonghua.
Tiffany Tin
Tiffany was called to the Bar in 2013 and has developed a broad civil and criminal practice.
She has been instructed in a wide range of cases involving areas such as general commercial, contract, company, construction, employment, land (adverse possession, conveyancing & lease), trusts (constructive trust, breach of fiduciary duties & property disputes), tort, personal injuries, probate, family/matrimonial (divorce suit, ancillary relief, custody, parental rights & guardianship), judicial review, guardianship for mentally incapacitated persons, as well as criminal matters (commercial, industrial & general).
Her practice involves providing advisory work and appearing as an advocate (either in her own right or as a led junior) for individuals and private entities in interlocutory proceedings, trials as well as appeal hearings in all levels of Court in Hong Kong.
She also regularly accepts instructions from Government Departments to prosecute and represent defendants in criminal proceedings, and to provide pro bono advice under the Free Legal Advice Scheme.
Publications:
Headnote writer
LexisNexis, 2015
Contributing editor
Hong Kong Civil Procedure, Sweet & Maxwell, 2015
Contributing author
Companies (Winding Up and Miscellaneous Provisions) Ordinance (Cap. 32): Commentary and Annotations, Sweet & Maxwell, 2014
Languages:
Fluent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin
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