Monthly Archives: March 2019

匯港置業地產有限公司(Reacon Property Ltd) 信貸評分”極低”

匯港置業地產有限公司(Reacon Property Ltd)是一間註冊香港公司,信貸評分極低,註冊地址為: –

香港新界葵涌青山公路303號IPLACE 3樓02室

公司註冊號為2742051,於2018年9月4日註冊。

該公司的負責人是袁敬彬先生,香港身份證號碼:Y ??? 727(9)

香港九龍黃大仙上靈街33號新蒲崗廣場2座

匯港置業地產有限公司(Reacon Property Ltd)在小額錢債審裁處案件SCTC044617 / 18中損失超過10,000港元,自2018年11月以來仍未還款

匯港置業地產有限公司

匯港置業地產有限公司

Reacon Property Ltd

Reacon Property Ltd 匯港置業地產有限公司

任何未在90天內還清小額錢債審裁處案件的被告者都會獲得“非常差”的信貸評分

類別:物業標籤:信貸評分 ,信用評級,Yuen King Pan,信用評級低,香港, 匯港置業地產有限公司,袁敬彬

Hong Kong Extradition Law 2019 Explained

The government of Hong Kong has out of the blue proposed the enactment of an extradition law. This proposed law will give China powers to extradite any person it wishes from  Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. Before delving into the details of the law one should ask why such a law and why now. Is it because Meng Wanzhou (CFO of Huawei) was arrested in Canada whilst en route to Mexico? And China wishes to extradite a few people it doesn’t like from Hong Kong or Macau as a tit for tat with Canada? Or did China just realise what a useful law it could have in its back pocket?

A number of countries that believe in and practice the rule of law have extradition laws; with Canada Meng Wanzhou was still entitled to a lawyer, she was allowed to stay in the comfort of her own home whilst awaiting trial provided she met the bail conditions, she has been able to sue the Canadian government for unlawful arrest and she was and still is innocent until proven guilty. Whereas in China, the practice is somewhat different. For example, the bookseller Lee Bo who was abducted on Hong Kong soil, brought to China illegally (nobody knows how) because he didn’t have any of his travel documents with him when he was abducted, was not given a lawyer, held in captivity at secret location for months and to this day we still do not know what crime he had committed. When he finally returned to Hong Kong he was visibly traumatised and has completely disappeared off into darkness. His cohort Gui Minghai endured an even more harrowing fate where he was obviously tortured or coerced to give a video confession (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxxY73pY6QE). The party officials did such a shoddy video editing job that half way through the interview the colour of his vest changes colours from Grey to Black even though it was supposed to be the same interview.

So, is the extradition law a way for China to legalise abduction? Would it not backfire? Imagine if the bookseller was actually told what crime he had committed and the communist party had to apply to the courts in Hong Kong with evidence to support their case. Imagine if China had to allow Lee Bo a legal representative and be sued if the arrest process did not follow official protocol. I don’t think the communist party would be open to these ideas…  Or were they thinking of continuing with the abduction program and use the extradition law as a back-up plan?

 

Reacon Property Ltd Hong Kong | Credit Rating : Very Poor

Reacon Property Ltd (匯港置業地產有限公司), which is a registered Hong Kong company, has a very low credit rating and the registered address is:-

WORKSHOP 02, 3/F, IPLACE, 303 CASTLE PEAK ROAD, KWAI CHUNG, N.T., HONG KONG

The company incorporation number is 2742051 and it was registered on 4 September 2018.

The main director of this company is Mr Yuen King Pan (袁敬彬) with Hong Kong ID : Y???727(9)

TOWER 2 SAN PO KONG PLAZA NO.33 SHUNG LING STEET ,WONG TAI SIN ,KLN, HONG KONG

Reacon Property Ltd lost in small claims court case SCTC044617/18 of over HK$ 10,000 which they have still not settled since November 2018.

Reacon Property Ltd

Reacon Property Ltd 匯港置業地產有限公司

Any party that does not settled small claims court cases within 90 days are given a credit rating of “VERY POOR”.