High Court (originally)

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The High Court (originally) was the supreme judicial body of the Republic of Cyprus, responsible for the highest level of appellate and constitutional adjudication in the country’s early post-independence legal system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf supreme court
adjudicationLevel constitutional court
court of final appeal
authorityOver lower courts of the Republic of Cyprus
branchOfGovernment judiciary of Cyprus NERFINISHED
competence appellate jurisdiction over lower courts in Cyprus
constitutional review of laws
resolution of constitutional disputes
country Republic of Cyprus NERFINISHED
establishedInContextOf independence of Cyprus from the United Kingdom
function constitutional adjudication
highest appellate court
interpretation of the Constitution of Cyprus
governmentalStatus state court
jurisdiction Republic of Cyprus NERFINISHED
legalSystem post-independence legal system of Cyprus
legalTradition Cypriot law
locationCountry Cyprus NERFINISHED
nature apex court
positionInHierarchy highest court in Cyprus (originally)
role supreme judicial body of the Republic of Cyprus
subjectMatter civil law cases on appeal
constitutional law of Cyprus
criminal law cases on appeal
timePeriod early post-independence period of the Republic of Cyprus

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Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus providesFor High Court (originally)