I fail to see how a British court has jurisdiction over Hong Kong (aka. The Peoples Republic of China) and Denmark.
It doesnt have jurisdiction over China. And Link-Sang could have refused to pay the fine, and there would have been nothing Sony could have done. Hence it wasnt sonies fault. However as Hong Kong exists on the market principle, China would probably not wanted to have seemed to be supporting a break in international trade law. and Denmark
Well, this is a bit of a doudious one. Because it wasnt UK law that the UK high court was looking at. In some ways I agree with you, and I would be annoyed if the Danish High court (what ever its called) started passing laws. But it didnt pass a law, all that happend was that The UK court looked at a European Law, (well an international Law excepted by europe), and said if it thought Lik-Sang had broken it or not. If he had wanted to appeal, I suppose he could have appealed in any EU Members courts.