Hong Kong Cases selects judgments based on the legal value of the case, frequently reporting cases with legal points which might not have been previously dealt with
Hong Kong Cases
Hong Kong Cases is the only complete series of law reports covering court decisions dating back to 1842 when common law was first applied in Hong Kong.
The only complete series of law reporting in Hong Kong - since 1842
The headnotes are drafted to give you a clear and succinct summary of the material facts and the principles of law applied by the court in reaching its decision. Our headnotes are carefully drafted by experienced practitioners who are experts in their respective area of law. Hong Kong Cases Unreported and Casebase on the other hand are published with relevant catchwords and case treatment respectively to ensure ease of searching for cases.
Providing you a quick answer without having to pore through hundreds of pages of the judgment
From the Author's Desk
Bill Clarke, Former General Editor of Hong Kong Cases on what makes a case significant and worthy of reporting.
Updates: Reported cases are published bi-weekly in looseparts and bi-monthly in bound volume. Hong Kong Cases Unreported and Casebase are updated daily on our database
Format: HKC available in Looseparts, Bound Volumes & Lexis Advance® Hong Kong; HKCU & Casebase are online only publications
PY Lo, Barrister, General Editor
I Grenville Cross, SBS, QC, SC, Director of Public Prosecutions, Hong Kong (1997-2009); Vice-Chairman, Senate, International Association of Prosecutors, Sentencing Editor
WS Clarke, BA, LLB, LLM, General Editor (2007-2018)
Vinci WS Lam, Senior Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions
Malcolm Merry, Barrister, Adjunct Professor and Former Head of the Department of Professional Legal Education, Faculty of Law, University of Hong Kong
Judith Sihombing, Faculty of Law, Chinese University of Hong Kong
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