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Encyclopedia > Court of First Instance of Hong Kong

The Court of First Instance is one of two courts in the High Court structure in Hong Kong. The court has unlimited jurisdiction in both civil and criminal matters. The term High Court could refer to one of the following institutions: High Court of England and Wales High Court of Australia The Four Courts of Ireland The High Court of Justiciary in Scotland And the 18 High Courts of India The High Court of Andhra Pradesh The High Court...


The court can deal with mattters from:

  • Magistrates' Courts
  • Small Claims Tribunal
  • Obscene Articles Tribunal
  • Labour Tribunal
  • Minor Employment Claims Adjudication Board

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Hong Kong religious leaders also have noted that the Basic Law provision that calls for ties between local religious organizations and their mainland counterparts to be based on "nonsubordination, noninterference and mutual respect" could be used to limit such ties.
Hong Kong's NPC delegates also are members of the Election Committee that chose 10 of the Legislature's 60 members in 1998 and 6 of the legislatures members during the year.
Hong Kong's Society for Community Organisation estimated that tens of thousands of women in Hong Kong, largely single women and widows from the mainland, are regularly subjected to the threat of violence, abuse, robbery, and sexual harassment by cohabitors.
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