The Queen
The Queen appears in 69 reported Hong Kong court cases (1900–1968), most often before the HKCA.
About The Queen
The Queen appears in 69 reported Hong Kong court cases (1900–1968). The Queen is recorded as Respondent (58), Unknown (2) and Prosecution (11). These cases were heard before HKCA (59), HKCFI (8) and HKDC (2).
Source: derived from 69 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.
How many Singapore court cases involve The Queen?
The Queen appears in 69 reported Hong Kong court cases (1900–1968).
Which courts does The Queen appear in?
The Queen appears before HKCA (59), HKCFI (8) and HKDC (2).
In the court record
The Queen has appeared as a party in reported Hong Kong criminal matters between 1900 and 1968, most often as respondent in appeals heard by the Court of Appeal, with a smaller share as prosecution at first instance. Reported appellate matters include Chung Ching Kwai v. The Queen [1963] HKCA 1, Lam Tuk Yu v. The Queen [1968] HKCA 1, Fong Lung Fai v. The Queen [1968] HKCA 10, Lee Sik Cheung and Others v. The Queen [1966] HKCA 2, and Liu Kwok Wah and Others v. The Queen [1966] HKCA 1.
Older reported matters include Chu Yuen Tat v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 32, Chung Kei Lung v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 63, 1. Cheung Chung-ming and Another v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 47, Ng Chak Lung v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 54, Wong Foon v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 55, Lo Tak-Ming and Another v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 2, and Mong Siu Bun and Another v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 22. The reported matters concern criminal law, drug offences, and theft, fraud and dishonesty.
What role did The Queen play in reported Hong Kong criminal appeals?
The Queen appeared most often as respondent in reported criminal appeals before the Court of Appeal, including Chung Ching Kwai v. The Queen [1963] HKCA 1 and Lam Tuk Yu v. The Queen [1968] HKCA 1, with a smaller share of matters naming The Queen as prosecution at first instance.
What subject areas are associated with reported cases naming The Queen as a party?
Reported matters naming The Queen as a party concern criminal law, drug offences, and theft, fraud and dishonesty, spanning cases such as Liu Kwok Wah and Others v. The Queen [1966] HKCA 1 and Chu Yuen Tat v. The Queen [1900] HKCA 32.