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Our case studies contain analysis and discussion points for users to better understand the legal provisions. They also provide suggestions on how to prevent corruption, fraud and malpractices.

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Substandard work - piling
Trades/ Industries:
A works supervisor discovered that the length of the constructed piles did not match with the concrete delivery records for the piles. He suspected that some of the piles might have been shortened…
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Company interests vs. client interests
Trades/ Industries:
Eddie, a director of a financial group, instructs Jacob, a fund manager in the asset management division, to purchase a substantial amount of the stocks for his discretionary clients.
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Make profit in bidding
Trades/ Industries:
Barry, a senior project manager of a subcontractor, faced a dilemma when bidding a project. The manager of the main contractor promised Barry with the contract, but Barry had to inflate the bidding price…
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Offering bribes outside Hong Kong may also be prosecuted
Trades/ Industries:
Fred was an engineer responsible for approving equipment for construction projects. His cousin David, who worked in a Mainland production factory, persuaded Fred to use his factory’s products by offering Fred an illegal commission.
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Forging documents for personal gain
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Vincent, an estate agent, forged a Provisional Agreement for Sale and Purchase with a view to embezzling his employer’s commission.
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