Owners push back as Wang Fuk Court administrator seeks to delay crucial meeting
Owners of Hong Kong's fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court are pushing back against the government-appointed administrator, Hop On Management Company, which is seeking to delay a crucial owners' meeting. Over 240 owners petitioned for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) in late April to discuss concerns, particularly regarding a potential sale of their flats.

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AI-generatedOwners of Hong Kong's fire-damaged Wang Fuk Court are pushing back against the government-appointed administrator, Hop On Management Company, which is seeking to delay a crucial owners' meeting. Over 240 owners petitioned for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) in late April to discuss concerns, particularly regarding a potential sale of their flats. Hop On announced on Wednesday its intention to apply to the Lands Tribunal to postpone this EGM. Residents want the meeting held before the end of June to address these issues. The administrator's request for a delay has led to warnings from owners of potential legal action if their request is disregarded.
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4 extractedHop On Management Company will apply to the Lands Tribunal to delay the EGM.
Owners warned they might seek legal action if their request for an EGM was ignored.
Over 240 owners petitioned the administrator to hold an extraordinary general meeting (EGM).
The administrator of Wang Fuk Court has sought to delay a crucial owners' meeting.