-
European patents unless they were
opted out and
unitary patents). A
single court ruling is
directly applicable in the
member states that have ratified...
- not to have a
single highest court. Some federations, such as the
United States, also do not have a
single highest court. The
highest court in some jurisdictions...
- has a
single vote in
deciding the
cases argued before the
court. When in the majority, the
chief justice decides who
writes the
opinion of the
court; otherwise...
- the 17th century, when he
rearranged the
existing buildings to form a
single court.
Starting in the
northeast corner at E staircase, in
which Isaac Newton...
-
United States, a
state court is a
court of law with
jurisdiction over
disputes with some
connection to a U.S. state.
State courts handle the vast majority...
- The
court system of
Canada is made up of many
courts differing in
levels of
legal superiority and
separated by jurisdiction. In the
courts, the judiciary...
- not in one
single location. It is a
single court in the
sense of a
single centrally organised and
administered court system. The
County Court centres in...
- up. For the most
famous artists of the Renaissance,
entrapment by a
single court was
something to avoid, as
Titian was
careful to do, by
remaining in...
-
legal structure provided a
single Court of Appeal,
which heard appeals from all the
various divisions of the new
unified High
Court of Justice. It only heard...
-
functioning of the
courts are
regulated by the
Rules of Procedure. The CJEU was
originally established in 1951 as a
single court called the
Court of
Justice of...
