Which courts comprise the High Court in Hong Kong?

• A. Court of Appeal
• B. Court of First Instance
• C. Court of Appeal and Court of First Instance
• D. Court of Final Appeal

Answer: (C)

The High Court in Hong Kong is made up of two divisions that handle different roles: the Court of First Instance, which hears cases at first instance, and the Court of Appeal, which hears appeals from the Court of First Instance. The Court of Final Appeal sits above them as the highest appellate court and is not part of the High Court. So, the two courts that comprise the High Court are the Court of First Instance and the Court of Appeal.