1. The act of seducing, enticing, persuading, or eliciting another to enter sexual relations. Seduction of servants may allow a person to bring an action per quod servitum amisit (by reason of which her services were lost). In Hong Kong, the actions in tort for depriving a husband of the services or society of his wife, depriving a parent of the services of a child, depriving a person of the services of his female servant by seducing her have been abolished: Law Amendment and Reform (Consolidation) Ordinance (Cap 23) s 20B. On the death of any person after 26 October 1951, causes of action for seduction or for inducing one spouse to leave or remain apart from the other shall not survive against, or, as the case may be, for the benefit of, his estate: s 20(1). Whenever the Director of Social Welfare has reason to believe that any child or juvenile is likely to be exposed to any danger of seduction or prostitution he may inquire into the case and may make any order (including if he thinks fit an order for removal to and detention in a place of refuge, hospital or such other place as he may consider appropriate) regarding the control and custody of the person endangered which he thinks desirable in the interest of that person: Protection of Children and Juveniles Ordinance (Cap 213) s 35(1). 2. To illicit mutiny or disaffection. It is an offence for any person who knowingly attempts to seduce any member of forces of the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China from his duty and allegiance to the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China; and knowingly attempts to seduce any member of forces of the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China, any member of the Government Flying Service, any police officer, or any member of the Hong Kong Auxiliary Police Force, from his duty or allegiance to the Central People’s Government of the People’s Republic of China: Crimes Ordinance (Cap 200) ss 6, 7(1); Interpretation and General Clauses Ordinance (Cap 1) sch 8(1), (5). See also Enticement; Harbouring; Loss of consortium.
1.誘惑、誘使、說服或引誘他人進行性交的行為。誘惑女僕可准予某人提起以其女僕喪失服務為理由的訴訟。在香港，已廢除以丈夫被剝奪了妻子的服務或情誼、以父母被剝奪了子女的服務或以誘惑他人的女僕，或以剝奪他人的女僕服務為理由的侵權法訴訟：《法律修訂及改革(綜合)條例》（第23章）第20B(c)(ii)條。任何人在1951年10月26日後死亡時，以誘惑或誘使配偶一方離開另一方、或繼續與另一方分離的訴訟因由，將不會在針對其遺產或為了其遺產的利益而留存（視屬何情況而定）：第20(1)條。 社會福利署署長如有理由相信任何兒童或少年相當可能會有被誘姦或賣淫的危險，則社會福利署署長可進行查訊，並可就該受危害人的控制及看管權發出任何其認為是為該受危害人的利益，想乃屬適宜的命令（包括如其認為適當時將該受危害人送往並羈留於收容所、醫院或其認為適合的其他地方的命令）：《保護兒童及少年條例》（第213章）第35(1)條。　　　　誘惑 2.誘發叛變或離叛。 任何人明知而企圖勸誘軍隊成員放棄職責及放棄向中華人民共和國中央人民政府效忠，即屬犯罪；此外，任何人明知而企圖勸誘中華人民共和國中央人民政府軍隊成員；政府飛行服務隊的成員；警務人員；或香港輔助警察隊的成員，放棄職責或放棄向中華人民共和國中央人民政府效忠，即屬犯罪：《刑事罪行條例》（第200章）第6條及7(1)條；《釋義及通則條例》（第1章）附表8第(1)及(5)條。另見 Enticement; Harbouring; Loss of consortium。 n.

• Just deserts
• Jus tertii
• Justice
• Justice of Appeal
• Justice of the Peace
• Justiciability
• Justiciable
• Justiciable procedure
• Justifiable homicide
• Justification
• Just-in-time production
• Just terms
• Ka
• Keech v Sandford principle
• Keeping the peace
• Keep in repair
• Kidnap
• Kin
• King's peace
• Kiting
• Knock down
• Knock for knock agreement
• Knock-out agreement
• Know-how
• Knowing