practice court
practice court. 1. MOOT COURT. 2. (cap.) BAIL COURT.
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Restrictive Practices Court
Restrictive Practices Court 〈英〉限制贸易惯例法院 1956年成立的高级法院，由御前大臣任命的高等法院的三名法官、苏格兰最高民事法院院长任命的本法院的一名法官和北爱尔兰首席法官任命的北爱尔兰最高法院的一名法官，以及不超过10名具有工业、商业和公共事务方面的知识和经验的人员组成，任期至少3年。它可以在联合王国的任何部分开庭，但其分庭要由至少一名法官和至少两名被任命的专业人员组成，有关法律问题的事项依法官意见作出裁决，其他事项依多数意见作出裁决。在制定法上存在推定某种限制违反公共利益的情况下，法院有权裁决该限制是否违反公共利益。
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practice master
practice master 〈英〉诉讼程序主事法官 高等法院王座庭中主事法官的一种，按轮值表轮流在中央办公室〔Central Office〕值班，监督指导该处的工作并解答有关诉讼程序的问题。他们所作的诉讼程序指南〔Practice Directions〕刊登在《最高法院诉讼程序》〔Supreme Court Practice〕上，虽然不具有法律效力，但地区登记处〔district registry〕必须遵守。一年中的每一工作日都应有一名诉讼程序主事法官值班，但银行假日〔bank holidays〕及法院休庭期除外。
practice
practice, n. 1. The procedural methods and rules used in a court of law (local practice requires that an extra copy of each motion be filed with the clerk). 2. PRACTICE OF LAW (where is your practice?). practice, vb. Patents. 1. To make and use (a patented invention) (the employer had a shop right to
practice book
practice book. A volume devoted to the procedures in a particular court or category of courts, usu. including court rules, court forms, and practice directions.
office practice
office practice. A law practice that primarily involves handling matters outside of court, such as negotiating and drafting contracts, preparing wills and trusts, setting up corporations and partnerships, and advising on tax or employment issues.
court roll
court roll. Hist. A record of a manor’s tenures; esp., a record of the terms by which the various tenants held their estates. • Copyhold tenure, for example, developed from the practice of maintaining court rolls. See COPYHOLD.
moot court
moot court. 1. A fictitious court held usu. in law schools to argue moot or hypothetical cases, esp. at the appellate level. 2. A practice session for an appellate argument in which a lawyer presents the argument to other lawyers, who first act as judges by asking questions and who later provide criticism on the
court of appeal
Court of Appeal. An English court of civil and criminal appellate jurisdiction established by the Judicature Acts of 1873 and 1875. • The court is made up of the Lord Chancellor, Lord Chief Justice, Master of the Rolls, President of the Family Division, Vice-Chancellor of the Chancery Division, former Lord Chancellors, Lords of Appeal in
practice act
practice act. A statute governing practice and procedure in courts. • Practice acts are usu. supplemented with court rules such as the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.