Examples of High Court in a sentence

One example of this is that the Supreme Court ruled against the prosecution who tried to argue that the defence interlocutory appeal against a decision of the High Court was unlawful (Prosecution Closing Submissions, Annex 11, Paragraph 25).
The Applicant hereby consents and submits to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the High Court of South Africa (Western Cape) in respect of any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with this Agreement.
Xxxxxxxx was a US lawyer who was arrested in May 2010 as he was entering Rwanda to become part of the team of defence lawyers assisting Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx at her trial in the High Court (Table D, Pages 36-37).
The High Court had asked the defence to submit a response to the indictment but this was not possible with- out undertaking any investigations.
Instead I saw a number of occa- sions where the three judges in the High Court granted opposed applications made by Uwinkindi for adjournments (Uwinkindi material File 3 of 3, Tab 21, Page 2209, Paragraph 20 and Page 2219, Paragraph 9) and an example of an adjournment being granted at Page 2208, Paragraph 10, where the Supreme Court adjourned an interlocutory argument to enable the defence to receive the State’s response before the argument took place.

More Definitions of High Court

High Court means the High Court contemplated in section 166 of the Constitution;

High Court means the High Court of South Africa established by section 6 of the Superior Courts Act, 10 of 2013 or, if the context indicates otherwise, the Division thereof having jurisdiction;

High Court means Her Majesty’s High Court of Justice, or the Court of Session in Scotland or the High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland;

High Court means the High Court of Madhya Pradesh.

High Court means the High Court of Samoa constituted under the provisions of the Samoa Act 1921.

High Court the High Court of Ireland;

High Court means the High Court of the State concerned;