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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 Ordinary, and Lords Justices of Appeal. In practice it is made up of the Master of Rolls and the Lords Justices. It sits in several divisions, each having three members.
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Court of Appeal 〈英〉上诉法院 最高法院〔Supreme Court of Judicature〕的一部分，由1873年《司法组织法》〔Judicature Act〕创设，行使以前财政署内室法庭〔Court of Exchequer Chamber〕、衡平上诉庭、枢密院在各自范围内的相关上诉管辖权，由历任御前大臣、高等法院王座分庭首席大法官〔Lord Chief Justice〕、上诉法院民庭庭长〔Master of the Rolls〕、高等法院家事庭庭长及上诉法官〔Lords Justices of Appeal〕组成，上议院常任上诉法官〔Lords of Appeal〕和高级法官〔puisne judges〕亦可被邀请参加开庭。上诉法院一般由上诉法院民庭庭长和另两名上诉法官组成普通庭，也可由总共5名法官组成全席庭〔full court〕。1966年刑事上诉庭〔Court of…

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