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The phrase "court about" is not a commonly used phrase in English and is not grammatically correct.
It is possible that it may be used in informal speaking, but it would not be appropriate to use in written English. A more correct and commonly used phrase would be "court case" or "court proceedings." For example: - The court case about the stolen diamonds drew a lot of media attention. - The court proceedings about the divorce lasted for months before a final decision was made.
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What cases have been raised in court about these "takings"?
It was also popular at the French court about 1776; Marie-Antoinette was among the skaters.
These were "the last words Garner and Lawrence ever said in court about their case".
I agree with the Court about whether Gant 's new rule applies.
Is there anything you wish to state to the Court about your case?
From this information, Plaintiff has presented specific information to the court about two affiliates.
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