Hong Kong illegal structures: Luxury-house owner in Redhill Peninsula scandal facing second prosecution for ignored orders on another home


The owner of a luxury house in Hong Kong whose property is among others embroiled in an illegal structures scandal is facing a second prosecution by building authorities for ignoring orders issued six years ago over similar breaches at another home.

The Buildings Department revealed on Monday it would take legal action for a second time against the owner of Villa Cornwall on 85 Castle Peak Road in Tuen Mun, over unauthorised works spanning 4,843 sq ft, comprising two three-storey blocks, a two-floor structure and an additional roof installation.

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