Court of Law definition

Court of Law means a court duly established by a domestic law;

Court of Law means a court having jurisdiction in respect of the matter in question;

Court of Law means any Court of Justice in Malta and Gozo established under the provisions of the Laws of Malta and includes Local Tribunals

Examples of Court of Law in a sentence

• Please refer to the Act for fines and jail terms that may be imposed by a Court of Law on the PURCHASER/S, the AGENT, and/or the ESTATE AGENCY should this information not be supplied or prove to be false.

• The Lessee shall not be entitled to initiate any proceeding or take any other legal action in any other forum or consumer forum or any Court of Law without referring the matter first to the Arbitrator and till the Arbitrator has given its directions/Award.

• In the event of the Licensee failing and / or neglecting to remove himself and / or his articles from the said premises on expiry or sooner determination of this Agreement ,the Licensor shall be entitled to recover damages at the rate of double the daily amount of compensation per day and or alternatively the Licensor shall be entitled to remove the Licensee and his belongings from the Licensed premises, without recourse to the Court of Law.

• In connection with these consultations you hold the legal right of privileged communication, which means that your child’s psychologist can not reveal any information you have revealed in a Court of Law, unless compelled by a Court Order or a valid subpoena.

• Associate-Licensee shall be responsible for any previously earned sales commission reimbursement, rebate, or refund that may be ordered by a Court of Law or by a professional Arbitration or Mediation Panel, for any reason.

More Definitions of Court of Law

Court of Law means any building or space occupied or used by a court of this state and adjacent property, including but not limited to adjacent sidewalks, all parking areas, grassy areas, plazas, court-related offices, commercial spaces within buildings or spaces occupied or used by a court of this state, and entrances to and exits from said buildings or spaces.

Court of Law here means a court recognized as part of the hierarchy of courts in the judicial system as opposed to an informal dispute resolution tribunal. The label has no bearing on whether the court is a court of record or not.

Court of Law in relation to Gibraltar means any of the following courts–

Court of Law means a High Court or Supreme Court of Pakistan;

Court of Law means a court duly established by a domestic law; ‘Executive Council’ means the Executive Council of the African Union;

Court of Law means a court duly established by a domestic law; “Executive Council” means the Executive Council of the African Union; "Illicit enrichment" means the significant increase in the assets of a public

Court of Law means a court duly established by the domestic law of a State.