Sentence examples for courts of the first instance from inspiring English sources

The judiciary consists of courts of the first instance, courts of appeal, courts of cassation, and a Court of Justice that handles cases affecting state security.

Appeals, said Kinsella, have to say that the judges in the court of the First Instance "got the law wrong".

Court of the fourth instance This flood of cases is linked to the second issue.

These courts of general jurisdiction include district tribunals, tribunals of the first instance, courts of appeal, and the Court of Cassation; the latter is the highest court of appeal and has the power to override the rulings of lower courts.

As it is stated in the (Law amending the Law on Courts of the Republic of Lithuania 1994), a district court is the first instance for criminal, civil cases and cases of administrative offences.

Courtship vigor is defined as the total time the male spends courting, calculated from the first instance of orientation and wing vibration.

At the second level is the provincial court, which consists of a three-judge panel that hears all cases and that functions as a court of appeal for the tribunals and for the administrative jurisdictions of the first instance.

The second type, sometimes called trial courts, are courts of first instance in which most cases of major importance are begun.

The judiciary is made up of the courts of first instance, appellate courts, and the Court of Cassation.

The people's courts are the courts of first instance.

Other than those minor cases, district and family courts are the courts of first instance—except for cases involving insurrection, which are tried in the high courts.