Terence Wai
Terence Wai has 22 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026) in the HKDC.
About Terence Wai
Terence Wai has 22 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026). These were decided across HKDC (22). By subject matter, the largest shares are Criminal Procedure Ordinance (1) and Immigration Ordinance (1). Of these, 22 sitting on the coram.
Source: derived from 22 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.
On the judicial record
Terence Wai, a District Judge, has presided in the District Court over matters reported between 2024 and 2026 concentrated in criminal law, drug offences, and theft, fraud and dishonesty. Reported matters include HKSAR v. Wong Hiu Fei [2026] HKDC 1023, HKSAR v. Cheng Ka Fu [2026] HKDC 957, HKSAR v. Pamonag Leahlyn Singanon (and 1 other) [2026] HKDC 873, HKSAR v. Shek Ka Ming [2026] HKDC 820 and HKSAR v. Pop Laszlo Elemer [2026] HKDC 778.
Earlier reported matters include HKSAR v. Yung Wing Yan [2026] HKDC 169 and [2026] HKDC 161, HKSAR v. Sarantuya Munkhdelkhii [2025] HKDC 2107, HKSAR v. Javad Asad [2025] HKDC 1010, HKSAR v. Tam Wai Tsung [2025] HKDC 851 and HKSAR v Tabor Dexter Valera [2025] HKDC 559.
How many cases has Terence Wai decided?
Terence Wai has 22 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026).
Which courts does Terence Wai sit in?
Terence Wai sits in HKDC (22).
What is Terence Wai's judicial role and subject-matter focus?
Terence Wai is a District Judge whose reported record, running from 2024 to 2026, concentrates on criminal law, drug offences, and theft, fraud and dishonesty, exemplified by HKSAR v. Wong Hiu Fei [2026] HKDC 1023 and HKSAR v. Cheng Ka Fu [2026] HKDC 957.
What earlier matters has Terence Wai presided over?
Terence Wai's earlier reported matters include HKSAR v. Sarantuya Munkhdelkhii [2025] HKDC 2107, HKSAR v. Javad Asad [2025] HKDC 1010 and HKSAR v Tabor Dexter Valera [2025] HKDC 559, all heard in the District Court during 2025.
Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)
Citation influence
1 of Terence Wai's authored judgment has been cited by later Hong Kong judgments, 1 time in total, per HKLII citation records.