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There are two unnamed parameters. The first is a three-or-four-letter abbreviation for a law list, from the case number (e.g. FACV, LTGA). The second is the "mode", and may be one of: tooltip Generates an explanation of what the "list" abbreviation means abbrev
Number to indication which division of the district where the case was filed. Default 1 Example 1: Number: required: Case Year: case-year: The two- or four-digit year in which the case was filed and any optional alphabetic reference distinguisher needed. Example 2017a: String: required: Case Type: case-type: Use cv for Civil, cr for Criminal ...
The abbreviation for the law list to which the case belongs, from the case number. Used only in "abbrev" or "tooltip" mode; can be left out otherwise. text Used only in "link" mode. The text to be displayed in the link. Defaults to "Court of Appeal". The first unnamed parameter ("mode") may be one of: tooltip
number the case number year the year in which the case was originally filed (as opposed to the date of the hearing or judgment) date the date on which the judgment was issued (as opposed to the date the case was filed or heard) text if none of list, number, year are specified, this overrides the link text from the default "text" pinpoint
This is a subtemplate of Template:Cite Hong Kong case which generates tooltips on abbreviations in Court of First Instance case citations, to help lay readers understand them. This subtemplate normally should not be called directly from articles, but only from other case citation templates.
Please update the template if you wish to include additional courts, or leave a message on the talk page if you need help with this. num Mandatory: the case number. Alternatively, you can omit the parameter name |num= and type the case number as the second unnamed parameter after the template name (see the examples below). format
If this case is an appeal, name the court from which the appeal immediately came. Link the name if possible. If the case at the lower court has its own article, that case can be linked in parentheses after the name of the court. More complicated or longer histories can use the prior actions field alongside this field or instead of it. String ...
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