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Court of Final Appeal

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Introduction The building housing the Court of Final Appeal was completed as early as 1842 and was purchased by the French Mission in 1915. Most of the current structure was expanded after 1917. This quaint building is constructed from granite and red bricks and features a neoclassical design inspired by the Edwardian era (1901–).

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Introduction

The building that now houses the Court of Final Appeal was completed as early as 1842 and was purchased by the French Mission in 1915. Most of the current structure was expanded after 1917. This quaint building is constructed from granite and red bricks and features a neoclassical design inspired by the Edwardian era (1901-1910). After the war, the government reclaimed the building and used it for various purposes before it became the home of the Court of Final Appeal. Transportation

Take Exit D1 of Central Station on the MTR, walk along Pedder Street towards Queen’s Road Central, then turn into Battery Path from Queen’s Road Central.

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