Ref No.: CIHAPB/053/05

Date: 9th May 2005

Joint Legal Forum

Building Management Amendment Bill 2005 & Recent Cases

The Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch and The Hong Kong Institute of Housing will jointly organize a forum on the captioned subject. We are pleased to havethe honour of our distinguished speaker, Mr. KWOK Kwun-ying to share his view with us (please see overleaf for our Speaker’s profile). Details of the forumare as below.

Date: / 28 May 2005 (Saturday)
Time: / 2:00p.m. to 5:30p.m.
Venue: / LT2, 4th Floor,AcademicBuilding,
CityUniversity of Hong Kong
83 Tat Chee Road, Kowloon Tong
Programme: / 2:00p.m.– 2:30p.m. Registration
2:30p.m.– 5:00p.m. Forum
5:00p.m.– 5:25p.m. Questions and Answers
5:25p.m.– 5:30p.m. Presentation of Souvenir
Fee: / $50.00 each
Seating Capacity: / 300 (First Come First Served)

Interested members please enrol by completing the Reply Slipbelowby fax and sendinga cheque (made payable to “Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch”) together with the reply slip to the Institute on or before19May 2005. Should you have any enquiries, please feel free to contact Ms Carey TANG (CIHAPB) at 2356 8680 or Miss GloriaCHUNG(HKIH) at 2544 3111.

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Reply Slip

To: Chartered Institute of Housing Asian Pacific Branch (Fax No.: 2356 7332)

The Hong Kong Institute of Housing (Fax No.: 2544 3112)

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Joint Legal Forum

Building Management Amendment Bill 2005 & Recent Cases

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Speaker’s Profile

Mr K.Y. KWOK was awarded the Bachelor of Laws by the University of Hong Kong in 1984. He was admitted as a solicitor in Hong Kong in 1987, and has since then been in private practice up to now. He has also obtained two master degrees in law.

He is now a partner and the head of the litigation department of the local solicitors’ firm, Li, Kwok & Law (李郭羅律師行), a firm of 12 solicitors. He has been engaged in building management cases on a regular basis and for quite some years, whether as legal advisor or as solicitor or advocate in contentious matters. He has acted for a number of leading property management companies (including those who are developer-affiliated) and incorporated owners in Hong Kong.

He has been delivering law lectures on building management for a number of institutions, including professional organizations, statutory or public bodies and property managers as well as to fellow solicitors. He has also written some articles on the law and cases of building management.