
High Court
OrganizationHigh Court: Courts in Hong Kong and the UK handling various cases from murder trials to royalty disputes.
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The High Court, a superior court in both Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, is currently involved in several high-profile cases, making it newsworthy. In Hong Kong, the High Court is presiding over the upcoming murder trial related to Abby Choi's death, a license renewal appeal for a construction company linked to workplace fatalities, and the winding-up of the Taipan bakery chain's parent company due to unpaid debts. Additionally, it oversaw the deportation of failed asylum seekers. In the UK, the High Court is hearing Prince Harry's lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher over alleged unlawful information gathering, a case regarding Wimbledon's expansion plans, and a dispute over royalties involving the band The Police. Furthermore, the UK High Court ordered the UAE to compensate a human trafficking victim exploited by a diplomat. These diverse cases highlight the High Court's broad jurisdiction and its role in adjudicating significant legal matters impacting individuals, businesses, and international relations.
Last updated: February 2, 2026
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