equity, justice, being just, law, right

to claim

subordinate Court or its officer in front of which the trial of the suit begins

criminal court

the court summon

the court which is belongs to a particular city or town

just, equitable, discreet, a person of propriety or taste

Federal Shariat Court of Islamic Law

an office of archives for public or ecclesiastic records; a court of public records, a court with jurisdiction in equity, it was the Supreme Court of Revenue in British India established at Calcutta by Warren Hastings in 1772

it was the courts of criminal justice in Mughal and British India, the Faujdari criminal courts are considered the beginning of Hindu and Muslim "personal law"

the court in which judgement are states according to religion or law

justice

a just and equitable person, asylum of justice

court

(Law) the papers that are useful in court

go to court for justice

sit in a court, set up a court, to collect a crowd

to collect a crowd, to make a noise, hold court

bailiff, process server, a person, especially a sheriff or deputy, who serves writs, warrants, subpoenas, etc

to file a case, to admonish someone to sue them

the court of chancery, king's court

constitution and court

the court who states the judgment on commercial disputes

to be prosecuted, take the dispute to court

name of a particular judicial post

to bring to justice

a court dealing with noncriminal cases, a court of civil jurisdiction, civil court

the court staff who entice complainants to take bribes

court-house

judicial assembly, the court

judiciary law

scale, justice of court

contempt of court, disobedience of any judgement or a decree of a court or a willful breach of any undertaking given to a court

court procedure

court manager's office or department

the procedure of getting justice, the court management

put a stop to fighting

do justice, adjudicate

courthouse, court or hall of justice

the court, assize

court session starts for case hearing

urge horse

to take off a suit of clothes, disrobe

to increase strife or a feud, to foment a quarrel

jurist, judge

a court of small causes