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This dimension names the city where a court is actually seated. Wikipedia notes that a court is "often a government entity," and like most government institutions a court is physically housed in one particular city. Browsing this way collects every court seated in the same city.

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An appellate court is empowered to hear a case upon appeal from a trial court or other lower tribunal. 1
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Agartala

Seat City
1 entry

Ahmedabad

Seat City
1 entry

Amaravati

Seat City
1 entry

Atlanta

Seat City
1 entry

Auckland

Seat City
1 entry

Beijing

Seat City
1 entry

Bengaluru

Seat City
1 entry

Brussels

Seat City
1 entry

Chandigarh

Seat City
1 entry

Chennai

Seat City
1 entry

Chicago

Seat City
1 entry

Christchurch

Seat City
1 entry

Cuttack

Seat City
1 entry

Delhi

Seat City
1 entry

Denver

Seat City
1 entry

Dhaka

Seat City
1 entry

Edinburgh

Seat City
1 entry

Frankfort

Seat City
1 entry

Gangtok

Seat City
1 entry

Ghent

Seat City
1 entry

Harrisburg

Seat City
1 entry

Hyderabad

Seat City
1 entry

Islamabad

Seat City
1 entry

Jabalpur

Seat City
1 entry

Jammu

Seat City
1 entry

Jodhpur

Seat City
1 entry

Karachi

Seat City
1 entry

Kochi

Seat City
1 entry

Kolkata

Seat City
1 entry

Lagos

Seat City
1 entry

Lahore

Seat City
1 entry

London

Seat City
1 entry

Los Angeles

Seat City
1 entry

Luxembourg City

Seat City
1 entry

Manila

Seat City
1 entry

Mumbai

Seat City
1 entry

New York City

Seat City
1 entry

Paris

Seat City
1 entry

Patna

Seat City
1 entry

Phoenix

Seat City
1 entry

Prayagraj

Seat City
1 entry

Quetta

Seat City
1 entry

Quezon City

Seat City
1 entry

Ranchi

Seat City
1 entry

Sacramento

Seat City
1 entry

San Francisco

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2 entries

Shillong

Seat City
1 entry

Shimla

Seat City
1 entry

Srinagar

Seat City
1 entry

Stockholm

Seat City
1 entry

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1. Appellate court (Wikipedia)
WikipediaAppellate court, lead section
Quote, Appellate court, lead section
An appellate court, commonly called a court of appeal(s), appeal court, court of second instance or second instance court, is any court of law that is empowered to hear a case upon appeal from a trial court or other lower tribunal.
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