Silke
Silke has 10 reported Hong Kong decisions (2000) in the HKCFA.
About Silke
Silke has 10 reported Hong Kong decisions (2000). These were decided across HKCFA (10). Of these, 10 sitting on the coram.
Source: derived from 10 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.
On the judicial record
Silke, designated NPJ, presided in the Court of Final Appeal, with a reported record concentrated in 2000 concerning Bribery & Corruption, Criminal Law, Discrimination & Equal Opportunities, Judicial Review & Immigration, Land & Property and Shipping & Admiralty. Reported matters include Secretary for Justice Others v. Chan Wah and Others [2000] HKCFA 43, decided 22 December 2000, and Wong Pui Sham v. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 41, decided 21 December 2000.
Other reported matters include The Tian Sheng No.8 (Owners of the Ship) v. Owners of Cargo [2000] HKCFA 33, decided 28 July 2000, and its related citation The Tian Sheng No.8 (Owner of the Ship) v. Owners of Cargo [2000] HKCFA 105, decided 12 July 2000, together with Wong Cheung Sum v. Chu Kong Highway Engineering Co. Ltd. [2000] HKCFA 32 and Wong Kam Cheung v. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 31, both decided in June 2000.
How many cases has Silke decided?
Silke has 10 reported Hong Kong decisions (2000).
Which courts does Silke sit in?
Silke sits in HKCFA (10).
What courts did Silke preside over?
Silke, designated NPJ, presided in the Court of Final Appeal, with reported matters including Secretary for Justice Others v. Chan Wah and Others [2000] HKCFA 43 and Wong Pui Sham v. HKSAR [2000] HKCFA 41, both decided in December 2000.
What subject areas appear in Silke's reported record?
The reported record for Silke, concentrated in 2000, concerns Bribery & Corruption, Criminal Law, Discrimination & Equal Opportunities and Shipping & Admiralty, illustrated by The Tian Sheng No.8 (Owners of the Ship) v. Owners of Cargo [2000] HKCFA 33.
Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)
Citation influence
7 of Silke's authored judgments have been cited by later Hong Kong judgments, 100 times in total, per HKLII citation records.