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  1. 2021 年 1 月 2 日開始,法庭在視像會議設施推出一個 “瀏覽器選項”。這是一個需費較低的選項,因為法庭使用者只需使用具備攝影功能的一般電腦(非流動裝置)便可以連接至法庭的設施以進行視像會議聆訊。

  2. Arson (Section 60 (3) Crimes Ordinance) Committing the offence of Criminal Damage by fire shall be charged as arson. ( S.60 (3) Crimes Ordinance) Given that Hong Kong is densely populated, and residential and commercial premises are crowded, arson may more likely bring about grave consequences in the form of serious injuries, and loss of life ...

  3. Remote hearing. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 which disrupted the court business, the Court has been gradually expanded the use of remote hearing (without requiring the physical presence of the litigants or their legal representatives in Court) to conduct court business by way of using the telephone or video-conferencing facilities ...

  4. Freedom of assembly, procession and demonstration is guaranteed under Article 27 of the Basic Law . Article 17 of the Hong Kong Bill of Rights also recognises the right of peaceful assembly. Freedom of demonstration is well recognised by the Court of Final Appeal as a constitutional right that is closely associated with the freedom of speech ...

  5. 如果消費者需要提出訴訟,他們應留意甚麼?. 除了向消費者委員會或香港海關投訴外,閣下亦可向律師求助。. 訴諸法庭是可行的方法,在某些情況下,向經營不當的商戶提出訴訟警告,便可能使問題得以解決。. 小額錢債審裁處. 如果閣下決定入稟法庭但索償 ...

  6. E. Voyeurism. Voyeurism often involves an act of non-consensual observation of another person or visual recording (such as photograph, videotape or digital image) of another person for a sexual purpose or pleasure. Section 159AAB of the Crimes Ordinance ( Cap. 200) introduced the offence of voyeurism to deal with peeping or clandestine ...

  7. IX. What can I do if I lose the case (how to appeal)? A party (either the plaintiff or the defendant) in a civil case who is not satisfied with a decision of a judge in the District Court can apply to that judge for leave (permission) to appeal. The party must do so within 28 days from the date on which the judgment or order of the Court was sealed or otherwise finalized.