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Appeal Tribunal (Buildings)

Organisation 5 cases

Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) appears in 5 reported Hong Kong court cases (2024–2026), most often before the HKCFI.

About Appeal Tribunal (Buildings)

Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) appears in 5 reported Hong Kong court cases (2024–2026). Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) is recorded as Respondent (2) and Putative Respondent (3). These cases were heard before HKCFI (3), HKCFA (1) and HKCA (1).

Source: derived from 5 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.

How many Singapore court cases involve Appeal Tribunal (Buildings)?

Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) appears in 5 reported Hong Kong court cases (2024–2026).

Which courts does Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) appear in?

Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) appears before HKCFI (3), HKCFA (1) and HKCA (1).

In the court record

The Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) is a statutory tribunal that has appeared as a party across both the appellate and first-instance courts of Hong Kong, most often before the Court of First Instance, and most frequently in the posture of putative respondent or respondent to challenges arising from its decisions. Its litigation record spans the Court of Final Appeal in Chui Marjorie Che Ying, Chui Toni Yim v. Appeal Tribunal (Buildings), Building Authority [2025] HKCFA 21, the Court of Appeal in Chui Marjorie Che Ying and Another v. Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) and Another [2024] HKCA 873, and multiple Court of First Instance matters including Lee Kam Leung Patrick and Another v. The Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) [2026] HKCFI 1529, Anthony John Steains v. Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) [2026] HKCFI 1694 and Lau Chi Wang and 613 Others as Listed in the Schedule Attached Hereto v. Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) [2024] HKCFI 2046. The reported matters concern construction and building disputes, judicial review and immigration, and building management and owners' corporations, reflecting the Tribunal's statutory role in hearing appeals from building-related administrative decisions. The Building Authority is named as a related co-party in several of these proceedings.

What is the litigation profile of the Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) in Hong Kong case law?

The Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) has been named as respondent or putative respondent in judicial review and construction-related challenges across the Court of Final Appeal, Court of Appeal and Court of First Instance, including Chui Marjorie Che Ying, Chui Toni Yim v. Appeal Tribunal (Buildings), Building Authority [2025] HKCFA 21.

Which practice areas involve the Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) as a named party?

Cases naming the Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) fall chiefly within construction and building disputes, judicial review and immigration, and building management and owners' corporations, reflecting challenges to its statutory decisions such as Lee Kam Leung Patrick and Another v. The Appeal Tribunal (Buildings) [2026] HKCFI 1529.

Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)

Frequently appeared alongside

Respondent (2)

Putative Respondent (3)