Two landlords of a Mid-Levels flat are suing the consulate general of Nigeria over rent arrears of HK$62,000 and seeking the return of their property, a writ filed to the High Court shows. Flat owners Tang Chiu-kin and Lau Oi-wah named the Nigerian consulate general as the defendant that had allegedly fallen behind with its lease payments for the upscale Royal Court home on Kennedy Road for two months.
The consulate general entered into a two-year tenancy in August, agreeing to pay HK$31,000 per month, the pair said in the writ, filed on Monday. According to the terms of the agreement, the tenant must pay the rent on the due date each month. If the rent is unpaid for more than seven days, it is lawful for the landlord to re-enter the premises.
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Tuesday, 24 June 2014
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