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In several legal systems, the highest-level court of appeal in procedural matters, which is empowered to quash a verdict but then refers the case back for a new trial at the previous level.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Topics: law
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Calque of French cour de cassation, from cour (“court”) + de (“of”) + cassation, from the verb casser (“to break”), indicating the power of such a court to quash the ruling of the court below.
Across languages
Translations
16 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
مَحْكَمَة التَّمْيِيزِ
— the highest court of appeal
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Arabic:
مَحْكَمَة النَّقْضِ
— the highest court of appeal
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Chinese Mandarin:
翻案法院
(fān'àn fǎyuàn)
— the highest court of appeal
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Dutch:
Hof van Cassatie
— the highest court of appeal
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Dutch:
verbrekingshof
— the highest court of appeal
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French:
cour de cassation
— the highest court of appeal
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German:
Kassationshof
— the highest court of appeal
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Greek:
ακυρωτικό δικαστήριο
(akyrotikó dikastírio)
— the highest court of appeal
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Italian:
corte di cassazione
— the highest court of appeal
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Japanese:
破毀院
(hakiin)
— the highest court of appeal
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Portuguese:
corte de cassação
— the highest court of appeal
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Romanian:
curte de casație
— the highest court of appeal
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Russian:
кассацио́нный суд
(kassaciónnyj sud)
— the highest court of appeal
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Spanish:
corte de casación
— the highest court of appeal
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Swedish:
kassationsdomstol
— the highest court of appeal
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Ottoman Turkish:
محكمۀ تمییز
(mahkeme-i temyiz)
— the highest court of appeal