County court definition
County court means a county court or board of county commissioners.
County court means the county court of the county in which the bridge mentioned in the context is situated, and in- cludes the board of county commissioners or other constituted authorities in the county having control of bridge construction.
County court means the county court or board of county commissioners of the county.
Examples of County court in a sentence
All full-time and part-time employees who are legally subpoenaed as a witness in any criminal case in a Kent County court of law or courts of counties contiguous to Kent County, to which the employee is not a party, directly or indirectly, or as a member of a class, shall be given a witness leave of absence.
More Definitions of County court
County court means the elected body consisting of a county judge and two commissioners, or a successor board of commissioners as may be constituted in the future.
County court means a County Court, District Court, or Local Court of any State, or any Court exercising in any part of the Commonwealth a limited civil jurisdiction and presided over by a Judge or a Police, Stipendiary, or Special Magistrate:
County court means a County Court, District Court, or Local
County court means a county court held for a division under the County Courts Act (Northern Ireland) 1959;”;
County court means the court established by section A1 of the County Courts Act 1984;
County court means The County Court in and for the State of Victoria;
County court means the court created in each county by Article V, Section 15, of the Texas Constitution.