Examples of 'are going to court' in a sentence
Meaning of "are going to court"
are going to court - This phrase means that someone is going to appear in front of a judge or jury to resolve a dispute or address an issue through legal procedures
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are going to court
To ask if they are going to court the next day.
The Commission certainly does that, that is why we are going to court.
We are going to court to exercise our legal rights.
Her older girls are going to court.
You are going to court me first.
And the guests are going to court.
We are going to court tomorrow.
I had to adapt the house, we are going to court to see if we can.
We are going to court in September.
Is that right? You are going to court me first.
If you are going to court for a possession charge, you need a criminal defense lawyer.
So, you know that Callie and I are going to court.
They are going to court me.
The party and the candidate are going to court together.".
Here we are going to Court to fight for custody.
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Apple and two of the publishers, Penguin and Macmillan, are going to court.
The Hollywood Ten are going to court for all of us.
Yeah . Sure . So, you know that Callie and I are going to court.
Advocates in Pakistan are going to court to challenge the country 's ban on YouTube.
Clearly, we are going to court.
Increasingly, African countries are going to court over patents on their indigenous plants.
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