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Definition of court of record in English: court of recordnoun A court whose proceedings are recorded and available as evidence of fact. 记录法院（指保存司法程序记录作为事实依据的法院） Example sentencesExamples - We are talking here of a judge of a court of record and in a serious criminal trial where liberty is at stake.
- There has been established a Supreme Court, designated as a superior court of record.
- I think, your Honours, to the extent to which it would add to that, if anything, one sees the provisions of section 4 that ‘The Tribunal is a court of record.’
- But you cannot describe as a nullity an order made by a superior court of record, which is what the Crown Court is: section 4 of the Courts Act 1971.
- The Court of Appeal shall be a superior court of record.
- An officer may, on the order or subpoena of a court of record,
- Your Honours, this case raises an important question of the power of a superior court of record to make orders remedying or restraining breaches of statutes which could be classified as remedial or beneficial.
- But, your Honours, when one goes to examine the theory as put by his Honour that because, take this case, the Federal Court is a superior court of record, certiorari will not lie.
- As to that, your Honour, there is an appeal from a decision of a superior court of record which, in our respectful submission, gives us a properly constituted appeal.
- In any event, it is an undisturbed order of a superior court of record, the Federal Court, and it is valid.
- I mean, if you become more specific and say it does not authorise the grant of certiorari to a superior court of record in circumstances where the parties have not appealed, you may be on better ground.
- At the time it was described as a superior court of record and treated as such.
- Under Article 215 of the Constitution the high court is a court of record and has the power to punish for contempt of itself.
- Standing Order 112 is quite clear: matters awaiting or under adjudication in any court of record may not be referred to in any question, including a supplementary question.
- The electoral court, proposed under the Electoral Bill, will have limited jurisdiction and only hear and determine election petitions and other matters and shall be a court of record.
- The Court of Appeal is probably the court of record in our hierarchy that has the greatest pressure in the context of doing intellectually challenging work.
Definition of court of record in US English: court of recordnoun A court whose proceedings are recorded and available as evidence of fact. 记录法院（指保存司法程序记录作为事实依据的法院） Example sentencesExamples - The electoral court, proposed under the Electoral Bill, will have limited jurisdiction and only hear and determine election petitions and other matters and shall be a court of record.
- I think, your Honours, to the extent to which it would add to that, if anything, one sees the provisions of section 4 that ‘The Tribunal is a court of record.’
- Standing Order 112 is quite clear: matters awaiting or under adjudication in any court of record may not be referred to in any question, including a supplementary question.
- But you cannot describe as a nullity an order made by a superior court of record, which is what the Crown Court is: section 4 of the Courts Act 1971.
- In any event, it is an undisturbed order of a superior court of record, the Federal Court, and it is valid.
- I mean, if you become more specific and say it does not authorise the grant of certiorari to a superior court of record in circumstances where the parties have not appealed, you may be on better ground.
- At the time it was described as a superior court of record and treated as such.
- But, your Honours, when one goes to examine the theory as put by his Honour that because, take this case, the Federal Court is a superior court of record, certiorari will not lie.
- As to that, your Honour, there is an appeal from a decision of a superior court of record which, in our respectful submission, gives us a properly constituted appeal.
- We are talking here of a judge of a court of record and in a serious criminal trial where liberty is at stake.
- The Court of Appeal shall be a superior court of record.
- The Court of Appeal is probably the court of record in our hierarchy that has the greatest pressure in the context of doing intellectually challenging work.
- Under Article 215 of the Constitution the high court is a court of record and has the power to punish for contempt of itself.
- There has been established a Supreme Court, designated as a superior court of record.
- Your Honours, this case raises an important question of the power of a superior court of record to make orders remedying or restraining breaches of statutes which could be classified as remedial or beneficial.
- An officer may, on the order or subpoena of a court of record,
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