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4 +2 | Tripartite Court |
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3 | third-party court |
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third-party court Explanation: See the following site where the English Court of Appeal is referred to as a "Dreiergericht". Reference: http://www-x.nzz.ch/format/articles/143.html |
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Tripartite Court Explanation: There may be a problem calling it a third party court, because third party has a particular meaning under the law. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-03 12:34:22 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- This is not a court set up for third persons, but a court with three judges to hear and decide cases. |
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