Court of appeal (disambiguation)

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A court of appeal is an appellate court.

Court of Appeal may refer to:

In Australia:

In Belgium:

In Brazil:

In Canada:

In Cameroon:

In the Cook Islands:

In Fiji:

In France:

In Germany:

In Hong Kong:

In Iceland:

In Ireland:

In Kenya:

In Kiribati:

In Malaysia:

In Monaco:

In New Zealand:

In Nigeria:

In Norway:

In Singapore:

In South Africa:

In Sri Lanka:

In Sweden:

In Tonga:

In Tuvalu:

In Uganda:

In Ukraine:

In the United Kingdom:

In the United States of America:

Nongovernmental:

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