adjudicatory body Jowitt, OCL; academic not technical term; note 4. Jowitt; OCL court. tribunal These tribunals are often established by statutory authority, in which case they are sometimes called Statutory tribunals. Although outside the regular judicial system, they are nevertheless subject to the supervisory jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice by the process of judicial review (v. judicial .rgview). They may be called tribunal. board, fipmrnission, committee or council and are divided into three categories: administrative tribunal, domestic tribunal, tribunal of inquiry (see those entries in Martin). The majority are administrative tribunals. Arbitral tribunals, although not known as such in EN domestic law, fall within the definition given in 2. opposite. See also OCL administrative tribunal. tribunal of inquiry, Padfield 64-68, Brown 27, James 53-55, 145, Walker EN 208 et seq.; note 4. OCL international tribunals 1. tribunal - juridiction 2. tribunal - commission 3. tribunal V. F tribunal 1, V. F tribunal 3. V. F tribunal 4. 1. tribunal 2. tribunal jurado 3. tribunal fuero comisión V. S tribunal 1. V. S tribunal 3. V. S tribveial 4. - 1051 - tribunal cours et tribunaux (BE, FR: lato sensu) magistrat ou magistrats exerçant la fonction juridictionnelle, syn, juridiction 2. (BE, FR: stricto sensu) juridiction inférieure, par opposition à sauKi juridiction supérieure V. 1. 2. 3. 4. (FR) personne ou personnes exerçant une fonction juridictionnelle sans être magistrats (dr- int.) instance juridictionnelle internationale Capitant I; Dalloz tribunaux judiciaires, tribunal administratif; EGLAT; Capitant 1; p. ex. tribunal áe^caade instance, tribunal administratif; en CH l'opposition hiérarchique des deux termes est moins catégorique (p. ex. Tribunal fédéral suisse, Cour pénale fédérale, tribunal cantonal (VD), Cour de justice (GE) p. ex. un tribunal arbitral p. ex. un tribunal arbitral E 1. court - tribunal 2. court 3. tribunal 4. tribunal 1. tribtinal 2. juzgado 3. tribunal 
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