Secretary of Security
Secretary of Security appears in 3 reported Hong Kong court cases (2025–2026), most often before the HKCFI.
About Secretary of Security
Secretary of Security appears in 3 reported Hong Kong court cases (2025–2026). Secretary of Security is recorded as Respondent (2), Defendant (1) and Putative Respondent (1). These cases were heard before HKCFI (3).
Source: derived from 3 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.
How many Singapore court cases involve Secretary of Security?
Secretary of Security appears in 3 reported Hong Kong court cases (2025–2026).
Which courts does Secretary of Security appear in?
Secretary of Security appears before HKCFI (3).
In the court record
Secretary of Security has appeared as a party in Court of First Instance proceedings concerning judicial review and immigration, reported between 2025 and 2026. It has been named most often as the respondent, as in Gurdeep Singh v. Secretary of Security and Another [2026] HKCFI 1527 and Nguyen Le Hoan v. Secretary of Security and Another [2025] HKCFI 6384.
Secretary of Security has also been named as a defendant, as in Benard Mugisha Bgoya v. Secretary of Security [2026] HKCFI 852. All three reported matters were brought in the Court of First Instance and arise from judicial review applications concerning immigration decisions.
What role does the Secretary of Security typically play in reported Hong Kong cases?
The Secretary of Security has most often appeared as the respondent in Court of First Instance judicial review proceedings, such as Gurdeep Singh v. Secretary of Security and Another [2026] HKCFI 1527, with reported matters concentrated in judicial review and immigration between 2025 and 2026.
In which court are cases involving the Secretary of Security reported?
Reported matters involving the Secretary of Security have been heard in the Court of First Instance, including Nguyen Le Hoan v. Secretary of Security and Another [2025] HKCFI 6384 and Benard Mugisha Bgoya v. Secretary of Security [2026] HKCFI 852, both concerning judicial review and immigration.