Pickering
Pickering has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (1900–1968) in the HKCA.
About Pickering
Pickering has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (1900–1968). These were decided across HKCA (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
Pickering is a judge whose reported record spans 1900 to 1968, sitting primarily in the appellate courts, specifically the Court of Appeal. The reported matters concern criminal law, drug offences and intellectual property, together with landlord and tenant, road traffic and driving offences, and theft, fraud and dishonesty.
Pickering presided over Lam Tuk Yu v. The Queen [1968] HKCA 1, Lau Yat Keung alias Keung Chai and Others v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 33, Tsoi Nai Ying v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 45, Wu Ho Yin v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 48, Ng Kwoon Shing v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 50, Chan Nan Fong v. Chan Tak Wah [1900] HKCA 59, Chung Kei Lung v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 63, and Mak Pak Yan v. Kwan Hap Wah [1900] HKCA 68.
How many cases has Pickering decided?
Pickering has 8 reported Hong Kong decisions (1900–1968).
Which courts does Pickering sit in?
Pickering sits in HKCA (8).
What period does Pickering's reported record span?
Pickering's reported record spans 1900 to 1968, sitting primarily in the Court of Appeal, with matters concerning criminal law, drug offences and intellectual property, including Lam Tuk Yu v. The Queen [1968] HKCA 1.
What cases did Pickering preside over in the Court of Appeal?
Pickering presided over multiple Court of Appeal matters, including Chan Nan Fong v. Chan Tak Wah [1900] HKCA 59 and Chung Kei Lung v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 63, part of a reported record spanning criminal law, drug offences and intellectual property between 1900 and 1968.