Adalat
- noun
- Indian
- The villagers brought their dispute before the Adalat to seek a fair resolution.
Examples
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She was summoned to the Adalat to testify about the incident.
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A special Adalat was set up to handle cases related to land rights in the region.
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The Adalat is fair.
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Don't forget the Adalat!
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During the proceedings in the adalat, the judge listened carefully to both sides of the case.
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The adalat was set to decide on the land dispute between the two neighbors.
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Many citizens attended the adalat to witness the legal arguments presented by the lawyers.
Synonyms
A place where a judge hears and decides legal cases
A place where a judge hears cases and gives decisions
A meeting outside court where an official listens to both sides and decides a dispute with a government office
Regular criminal courts held in English counties before 1971
A former county court in England and Wales for serious criminal cases
Surface Forms
Etymology
Adalat comes from Persian and Arabic words for 'justice', related to the root adl which means 'fairness'. So an Adalat is a court or formal hearing where people look for 'justice'.