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N. Hui

DJ 8 cases

N. Hui has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (2025–2026) in the HKDC.

About N. Hui

N. Hui has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (2025–2026). These were decided across HKDC (8). Of these, 8 sitting on the coram.

Source: derived from 8 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.

On the judicial record

N. Hui, designated DJ, sat as a presiding judge in the District Court, with the reported record spanning 2025 to 2026. The matters concern Land & Property, Building Management & Owners' Corporations and Personal Injury, including the Lok Kin Chuen v. The Incorporated Owners of Lockhart House proceedings at [2025] HKDC 1658 and [2025] HKDC 659.

Other reported matters include the two-stage proceeding The Personal Representative of the Estate of Lee Chiu Tai, Deceased and Another v. Tsang Loi Ki at [2025] HKDC 1841 and [2026] HKDC 935, Wong Wai Kong v. Yeung Yat and Others [2026] HKDC 593, Tsung Lung Chai v. Tsang Lin On [2026] HKDC 419, and Anne Fan and Another v. Ling Yachao [2025] HKDC 1925.

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Total cases
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Delivered
8
Sat on (coram)
1
Court

How many cases has N. Hui decided?

N. Hui has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (2025–2026).

Which courts does N. Hui sit in?

N. Hui sits in HKDC (8).

What is N. Hui's role and principal subject matter?

N. Hui, designated DJ, presides in the District Court over matters concerning Land & Property, Building Management & Owners' Corporations and Personal Injury. The reported record spans 2025 to 2026 and includes Lok Kin Chuen v. The Incorporated Owners of Lockhart House [2025] HKDC 1658.

What kinds of disputes has N. Hui presided over?

N. Hui has presided over building management disputes such as Lok Kin Chuen v. The Incorporated Owners of Lockhart House [2025] HKDC 659, as well as estate and land matters including The Personal Representative of the Estate of Lee Chiu Tai, Deceased and Another v. Tsang Loi Ki [2026] HKDC 935.

Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)

Citation influence

2 of N. Hui's authored judgments have been cited by later Hong Kong judgments, 2 times in total, per HKLII citation records.

Coram (8)