Full Court definition

Full Court means the Full Court of the Supreme Court, and includes the Supreme Court sitting as the Court of Criminal Appeal and the court as a court consisting of 2 or more judges.

Full Court means a court consisting of more than two judges;

Full Court means the Supreme Court consisting of—

Examples of Full Court in a sentence

• Xx. Xxxx now appeals to this Court from that decision of the Full Court.

• Xx. Xxxxxxxx did not appeal to the Full Court from the decision of Xxxxxxxx X.

• Non-discrimination is a core principle of the WTO, which is reflected in national equal treatment and most-favoured- 11 Opinion 2/15 of the Court of Justice (Full Court) of 16 May 2017, http:// xxxxx.xx xxxx.xx/xxxxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx.xxx?xxxxx=000000&xxxx=xxx&xxxxXxxxx=0&xx r=&occ=first&part=1&text=&doclang=EN&cid=604859.

• This was consistent with the principles enunciated in the Full Court decision of Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx v Xxxxx Xxxxx and the Attorney General [2012] JMSC Civ 151 in which it was ruled that Rule 12.13 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) is unconstitutional and that a Defendant at an assessment of damages has a right to be heard on the quantum of damages.

• Such accounting shall include, at a minimum, payment and balance reports printed from the Full Court system.

More Definitions of Full Court

Full Court. , in relation to any Division, means a Court consisting of three judges;

Full Court means joint sitting of the General Affairs and Human Rights Sections of the Court;

Full Court. ’ means a court consisting of three judges of the Court;

Full Court means all the Judges of the Supreme Court, or 2 or more of them, sitting together as a Court.

Full Court means the Royal Court sitting as a Full Court,

Full Court means the Supreme Court constituted of an uneven number of Judges, not being less than three.

Full Court means all the Judges of the High Court present