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Since then ten of them have assigned their interest to others. Some of the other tenants have set up businesses in premises elsewhere.
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cases :
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(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
The following information relates to the particular
Mr. CHAN Yick
Mr. CHAN is now operating his business in other premises in the market area. He is the only shopkeeper who has not yet collected his compensa- tion, but he is expected to do so later this week. I am afraid Government can do nothing about
Mr. CHAN's credit sales which are a matter between him and his customers. Mr. CHAN was offered public housing which he refused.
Madam LEUNG FOOn
She was
Madam LEUNG has collected $55,815 in compensation but has not re-established her business. informed of the clearance about a year before it took place.
Mr. LAM Kam-sui
Mr. LAM has collected his compensation and has re-established his business elsewhere in the market
area.
Mr. NG Kei-man
Mr. NG successfully tendered for a shop in Lek Yuen Estate, which he immediately assigned to another person. He is operating his tailoring business from a mobile stall. He was not offered re-housing as he lived elsewhere in Sha Tin and not in clearance area but only had his place of business there.
Mr. LAM Mou-sang
Mr. LAM's case does not arise from the Sha Tin Market clearance but from the clearance of part of Ha Wo Che. Mr. LAM was not registered as a factory operator in that area but his wife had an interest in a knitting factory. She is now operating this business in the Housing Department Kowloon Bay Flatted Factory.
Mr. SIT Luk
Mr. SIT has collected his compensation and has re-established his business elsewhere in the market.
Madam CHAN Wai-juig
The correct amount of compensation due to Madam CHAN was $9,337.50, but due to a clerical error she was told she would receive $16,000. When the mistake was discovered this was explained by District Office staff to Madam CHAN. She has now collected the money but has not continued in business.
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