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Meanings of coming into court in English

Catalan
compareixença

The formal attendance (in court or at a hearing) of a party in an action.

compareixença
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Examples for "appearance"
Examples for "appearance"
1
Therefore, in your new form, take the appearance of all these animals.
The Blue Fairy Book
2
For example a course was given in etiquette, personal appearance and hygiene.
The new yorker
3
Good luck avoiding the appearance of turnabout, however legally legitimate the process.
NY Magazine
4
Still, family members offered words of mercy during the brief court appearance.
Reuters
5
Over recent years, men have become increasingly aware of their physical appearance.
The South African
1
Contemporary health care is facing deep personal crisis appearing mainly in nurses.
Pubmed
2
For example, earlier this year, dead fish started appearing in the harbour.
The Guardian
3
Day off Society Daily will not be appearing on Monday 31 May.
The Guardian
4
He apologized then for not appearing in court previously to answer questions.
Reuters
5
What isn't appearing in the data is much common sense or ambition.
Wired
Usage of coming into court in English
1
Mr. Parrish was very angry about it and settled to prevent it coming into court.
The Yellow Streak
2
The whole Ranger-Whitney business is coming into court.
The Second Generation
3
A witness in the Omagh bomb trial was "got at" before coming into court to give evidence, a senior defence lawyer claimed today.
The Irish Times
4
'Next day, coming into court late, I sat by myself.
Lord Jim
5
"You're coming into court," he said slowly, "and you're going to tell the judge that, in exactly those words."
The illuminatus! trilogy
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Translations for coming into court