- Jupiter, Confucius, Pequod) – as
distinguished from
common nouns (or
appellative nouns),
which describe a
class of
entities (country, animal, planet,...
- An
appellate court,
commonly called a
court of appeal(s),
appeal court,
court of
second instance or
second instance court, is any
court of law that is...
-
correction as well as a
process of
clarifying and
interpreting law.
Although appellate courts have
existed for
thousands of years,
common law
countries did not...
-
Captain is a title, an
appellative for the
commanding officer of a
military unit; the
supreme leader or
highest rank
officer of a navy ship, merchant...
-
Reagan and H.W. Bush administrations,
after which he
built a
leading appellate practice and
argued 39
cases before the
Supreme Court. In 1992, President...
-
Appellate Division may
refer to:
Bangladesh Supreme Court,
Appellate Division New York
Supreme Court,
Appellate Division New
Jersey Superior Court, Appellate...
- A
Bankruptcy Appellate Panel (abbreviated BAP) is
authorized by 28 U.S.C. § 158(b) to hear, with the
consent of all parties,
appeals from the decisions...
- King-in-Parliament. In 1876, the
Appellate Jurisdiction Act
devolved the
appellate functions of the
House to an
Appellate Committee,
composed of
Lords of...
- most
widespread appellative is -ville or Ville-, with an
estimated 20% of the
French communes of
Normandy containing this
appellative. The
oldest recorded...
-
Philippines are
vacant in the same time. People's
Initiative is a
common appellative in the
Philippines that
refers to
either a mode for
constitutional amendment...
