Norman Hui
Norman Hui has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2025) in the HKDC.
About Norman Hui
Norman Hui has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2025). 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
Norman Hui, designated DJ, presides primarily at first instance in the District Court, with the reported record running between 2024 and 2025. The reported matters concern Building Management & Owners' Corporations, Construction & Building Disputes and Work Injuries & Employees' Compensation, alongside land and property matters.
Cited appearances include Hill Concept Ltd v. Yuen Yun or Formerly Known as Yuen Tin Yun [2025] HKDC 1255 (with an earlier hearing in the same matter reported as [2024] HKDC 1999), The Incorporated Owners of Wo Ming Court v. Wong Chi Wah and Another [2025] HKDC 526, Kan Lai Ling v. Wong Man Kit [2024] HKDC 1686 (with an earlier hearing reported as [2024] HKDC 459), 楊嬡 v. 南華金融控股有限公司 and Another [2024] HKDC 538, Tsui Leung Chiu v. H & A Design & Contracting Co Ltd [2024] HKDC 266, and Kwok Sui King v. Yim Yuk Leung [2024] HKDC 210.
How many cases has Norman Hui decided?
Norman Hui has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2025).
Which courts does Norman Hui sit in?
Norman Hui sits in HKDC (8).
What courts does Norman Hui preside over?
Norman Hui, a District Judge, presides primarily at first instance in the District Court, with the reported record spanning 2024 to 2025 and concentrated in building management and construction disputes.
What subject areas appear in Norman Hui's reported record?
The reported matters for Norman Hui concern Building Management & Owners' Corporations, Construction & Building Disputes and Work Injuries & Employees' Compensation, including The Incorporated Owners of Wo Ming Court v. Wong Chi Wah and Another [2025] HKDC 526.
Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)
Citation influence
5 of Norman Hui's authored judgments have been cited by later Hong Kong judgments, 10 times in total, per HKLII citation records.