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Definition of court
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of court is as below...
Court (n.) An
inclosed
space;
a
courtyard;
an
uncovered
area shut in by the walls of a
building,
or by
different
building;
also, a space
opening
from a
street
and
nearly
surrounded
by
houses;
a blind
alley..
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Mall
::
Mall (n.) A court of
justice.
Chancellor
::
Chancellor
(n.) A
judicial
court of
chancery,
which in
England
and in the
United
States
is
distinctively
a court with
equity
jurisdiction..
Exchequer
::
Exchequer
(n.) One of the
superior
courts
of law; -- so
called
from a
checkered
cloth,
which
covers,
or
formerly
covered,
the
table..
Extrajudicial
::
Extrajudicial
(a.) Out of or
beyond
the
proper
authority
of a court or
judge;
beyond
jurisdiction;
not
legally
required.
Advocation
::
Advocation
(n.) The
process
of
removing
a cause from an
inferior
court to the
supreme
court.
Term
::
Term (n.) The time in which a court is held or is open for the trial of
causes.
Justification
::
Justification
(n.) The
showing
in court of a
sufficient
lawful
reason
why a party
charged
or
accused
did that for which he is
called
to
answer.
Appear
::
Appear
(v. i.) To stand in
presence
of some
authority,
tribunal,
or
superior
person,
to
answer
a
charge,
plead a
cause,
or the like; to
present
one's self as a party or
advocate
before
a
court,
or as a
person
to be
tried..
Defaulter
::
Defaulter
(n.) One who makes
default;
one who fails to
appear
in court when court when
called.
Tribunal
::
Tribunal
(n.)
Hence,
a court or
forum;
as, the House of
Lords,
in
England,
is the
highest
tribunal
in the
kingdom..
Greencloth
::
Greencloth
(n.) A board or court of
justice
formerly
held in the
counting
house of the
British
sovereign's
household,
composed
of the lord
steward
and his
officers,
and
having
cognizance
of
matters
of
justice
in the
household,
with power to
correct
offenders
and keep the peace
within
the verge of the
palace,
which
extends
two
hundred
yards
beyond
the
gates..
Array
::
Array (n.) The whole body of
jurors
summoned
to
attend
the
court.
Officialty
::
Officialty
(n.) The
charge,
office,
court,
or
jurisdiction
of an
official..
Breve
::
Breve (n.) Any writ or
precept
under seal,
issued
out of any
court..
Find
::
Find (v. i.) To
determine
an issue of fact, and to
declare
such a
determination
to a
court;
as, the jury find for the
plaintiff..
Salutation
::
Salutation
(n.) The act of
saluting,
or
paying
respect
or
reverence,
by the
customary
words or
actions;
the act of
greeting,
or
expressing
good will or
courtesy;
also, that which is
uttered
or done in
saluting
or
greeting..
Disapprove
::
Disapprove
(v. t.) To
refuse
official
approbation
to; to
disallow;
to
decline
to
sanction;
as, the
sentence
of the
court-martial
was
disapproved
by the
commander
in
chief..
Aulic
::
Aulic (a.)
Pertaining
to a royal
court.
Return
::
Return
(n.) The
rendering
back or
delivery
of writ,
precept,
or
execution,
to the
proper
officer
or
court..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) The
regular
term of a court of law, or the full court
sitting
to hear
arguments
upon
questions
of law, as
distinguished
from a
sitting
at Nisi
Prius,
or a court held for jury
trials.
See
Banc..
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