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Meanings of court of second instance in anglès

rus
суд апелляционной инстанции
portuguès
corte de apelação
espanyol
tribunal de apelacion
català
tribunal d'apel·lació

Court of law empowered to hear an appeal of a trial court or other lower tribunal.

tribunal d'apel·lació
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Examples for "appellate court"
Examples for "appellate court"
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For example, one appellate court found that the line Good morning, Detroit.
Reuters
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The appellate court said the lower court erred by excluding the testimony.
Reuters
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It was the nation's first appellate court to issue such a finding.
Wired
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She was first appointed to the appellate court by New York Gov.
Ebony
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The appellate court concluded the specific restrictions were not selected by accident.
Reuters
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A state trial judge and a state appeals court rejected T-Mobile's position.
Wired
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The appeals court said it would issue a written order later Friday.
Reuters
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Yesterday's order means an 11-judge appeals court panel will reconsider the case.
Radio NZ
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The same Manhattan appeals court has yet to rule in that case.
Reuters
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But importantly, the appeals court also said Judge Brody's power has limits.
Reuters
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The appeal court has now ruled in his favour, citing health reasons.
Radio NZ
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Media reports say in the appeal court, the coach rejected the charges.
Radio NZ
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The proportion was even higher for high court and appeal court judges.
The Guardian
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This claim was rejected by Evans's side and by the appeal court.
The Guardian
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The appeal court heard yesterday the drugs had since been destroyed.
The Irish Times
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The court of appeal is expected to hear his case in May.
The Guardian
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The court of appeal has examined four of these cases in depth.
The Guardian
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Sir, -The civil court of appeal is about 40 years overdue.
The Irish Times
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There was only Red now; he was the final court of appeal.
Complete Books of Blood
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The council is the final court of appeal for some Commonwealth countries.
Reuters
Usage of court of second instance in anglès
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There is an intermediate appeal to courts of second instance, and then to the supreme court, which finally decides upon all causes civil and commercial.
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