The Royal Courts of Justice can be called also the Law Courts. In this building we can find High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales. Generally it is open to the public. If you want to sighsee you may receive assistante. The Royal Courts of Justice were designed by George Edmund Street, who unfortunately died before the project was completed. This place was expanded many times, fot example in 1968.
A few interesting facts:
*There are 28 Court rooms *The Royal Courts of Justice opened in 1883. *The main hall is about 73 meters long and 25 meters high
I think if I am writing about The Royal Courts of Justice I need to tell you something about the Law in Great Britain. There are interesting and funny informations:
*It is forbidden to die inside The Parlament *You can't also stick Queen Elisabeth's image upside down. *It is illegal to go to Parlament in armor
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Anna
Posted on 2019-05-27 22:34:35
The Royal Court of Justice
Many people don’t know what The Royal Court of Justice is. They don’t know where it is, at what time it is open, what can we see inside and what the history of this place is. In this short text I will answer all these kinds of questions.
The Royal Court of Justice is the building which contains two courts: Administrative Tribunal and Supreme Court in England and in Wales. It is located on Strand in City of Westminster near City of London. The construction began in 1873. The Court was designed by George Edmund Street. During the construction, the workers organized the strike, so the work was stopped. For this reason The Royal Court of Justice was completed by the German employees. Finally, The Court was opened by the Queen Victoria in 1882.
When we visit The Court we can see wonderful sculptures, a lot of marble galleries and awesome figures of Salomon and Alfred the Great. The Royal Court of Justice is one of the highest courts in Europe. It is open from Monday to Friday between 10:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. , but on Saturdays and Sundays it is closed. Tickets cost 10 pounds for children and 13 pounds for adults.
Visiting this place will be an unforgettable experience, especially for those interested in English culture and tradition.
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Piotr
Posted on 2019-06-01 10:24:51
The Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice can be called also the Law Courts. In this building we can find High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales. Generally it is open to the public. If you want to sighsee you may receive Assistante. The Royal Courts of Justice were designed by George Edmund Street, who unfortunately died before the project was complited. This place was expanded many times Fo example in 1968. I will tell you a few interesting facts.
*There are 28 courtrooms
*The Royal Courts of Justice opened in 1882
*The Main hall is about 73 meters long and 24 meters high
I think, if I am writting about The Royal Courts of Justice I need to tell you something about Grat Britain. There are interesting informations.
*IT is forbidden to die inside The Parliament
*You can not also stick Queen Elisabeth's image upside down
*IT is illegal to go to Parliament in amor
*In York you can shoot a Scotsman with crossbow
*The Library Offences Act of 1898 makes it illigal to gamble in Library
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Piotr
Posted on 2019-06-01 10:44:13
The Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice can be called also the Law Courts. In this building we can find High Court and Court of Appeal of England. Generally it is open to the public. If you want to sighsee you may receive assistante. The Royal Courts of Justice were designed by George Edmund Street, who unfortunately died before the project was complited. This place was expanded many times for example in 1968. I think I need to tell you a few interesting facts.
*There are 28 courtrooms
*The Royal Courts of Justice opened in 1882
*The main hall is about 73 meters long and 24 meters high
I think, if I am writting about The Royal Courts of Justice I have to tell you something about Law. There are intresting and funny informactions:
*It is forbidden to die inside The Parliament.
*You can not also stick Queen Elisabeth's image upside down
*It is illegal to go to The Parliament in armor
*In York you can shoot a Scotman with a crossbow
*The Library Offences Act in 1898 makes it illegal to gamble in library
*You can not also eat mince pies on Christmas Day
*Beating or shaking carpets, mats or rugs is illegal. Doormates May be beaten, but not after eight at the morning
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Esteritta
Posted on 2022-06-14 22:30:09
Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice is a courthouse built in the 1870s in the Victorian Gothic style. The official opening was held in 1882 by Queen Victoria. The building measures 140 by 140 m and is 75 m high. 12 architects took part in the competition for the design of the seat of the court, the competition procedure lasted 2 years, and the construction and equipment of the facility for another eight years. The British bricklayers' strike was responsible for this delay. The entire cost of building the court exceeded a million pounds. An interesting fact was that the creator of the royal courts died a year before the completion of construction. Perhaps the problems with the building were the cause of death.
Piotr
Posted on 2019-05-13 17:47:34The Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice can be called also the Law Courts. In this building we can find High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales. Generally it is open to the public. If you want to sighsee you may receive assistante. The Royal Courts of Justice were designed by George Edmund Street, who unfortunately died before the project was completed. This place was expanded many times, fot example in 1968.
A few interesting facts:
*There are 28 Court rooms *The Royal Courts of Justice opened in 1883. *The main hall is about 73 meters long and 25 meters high
I think if I am writing about The Royal Courts of Justice I need to tell you something about the Law in Great Britain. There are interesting and funny informations:
*It is forbidden to die inside The Parlament *You can't also stick Queen Elisabeth's image upside down. *It is illegal to go to Parlament in armor
Anna
Posted on 2019-05-27 22:34:35The Royal Court of Justice
Many people don’t know what The Royal Court of Justice is. They don’t know where it is, at what time it is open, what can we see inside and what the history of this place is. In this short text I will answer all these kinds of questions.
The Royal Court of Justice is the building which contains two courts: Administrative Tribunal and Supreme Court in England and in Wales. It is located on Strand in City of Westminster near City of London. The construction began in 1873. The Court was designed by George Edmund Street. During the construction, the workers organized the strike, so the work was stopped. For this reason The Royal Court of Justice was completed by the German employees. Finally, The Court was opened by the Queen Victoria in 1882.
When we visit The Court we can see wonderful sculptures, a lot of marble galleries and awesome figures of Salomon and Alfred the Great. The Royal Court of Justice is one of the highest courts in Europe. It is open from Monday to Friday between 10:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. , but on Saturdays and Sundays it is closed. Tickets cost 10 pounds for children and 13 pounds for adults.
Visiting this place will be an unforgettable experience, especially for those interested in English culture and tradition.
Piotr
Posted on 2019-06-01 10:24:51The Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice can be called also the Law Courts. In this building we can find High Court and Court of Appeal of England and Wales. Generally it is open to the public. If you want to sighsee you may receive Assistante. The Royal Courts of Justice were designed by George Edmund Street, who unfortunately died before the project was complited. This place was expanded many times Fo example in 1968. I will tell you a few interesting facts.
*There are 28 courtrooms
*The Royal Courts of Justice opened in 1882
*The Main hall is about 73 meters long and 24 meters high
I think, if I am writting about The Royal Courts of Justice I need to tell you something about Grat Britain. There are interesting informations.
*IT is forbidden to die inside The Parliament
*You can not also stick Queen Elisabeth's image upside down
*IT is illegal to go to Parliament in amor
*In York you can shoot a Scotsman with crossbow
*The Library Offences Act of 1898 makes it illigal to gamble in Library
Piotr
Posted on 2019-06-01 10:44:13The Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice can be called also the Law Courts. In this building we can find High Court and Court of Appeal of England. Generally it is open to the public. If you want to sighsee you may receive assistante. The Royal Courts of Justice were designed by George Edmund Street, who unfortunately died before the project was complited. This place was expanded many times for example in 1968. I think I need to tell you a few interesting facts.
*There are 28 courtrooms
*The Royal Courts of Justice opened in 1882
*The main hall is about 73 meters long and 24 meters high
I think, if I am writting about The Royal Courts of Justice I have to tell you something about Law. There are intresting and funny informactions:
*It is forbidden to die inside The Parliament.
*You can not also stick Queen Elisabeth's image upside down
*It is illegal to go to The Parliament in armor
*In York you can shoot a Scotman with a crossbow
*The Library Offences Act in 1898 makes it illegal to gamble in library
*You can not also eat mince pies on Christmas Day
*Beating or shaking carpets, mats or rugs is illegal. Doormates May be beaten, but not after eight at the morning
Esteritta
Posted on 2022-06-14 22:30:09Royal Courts of Justice
The Royal Courts of Justice is a courthouse built in the 1870s in the Victorian Gothic style. The official opening was held in 1882 by Queen Victoria. The building measures 140 by 140 m and is 75 m high. 12 architects took part in the competition for the design of the seat of the court, the competition procedure lasted 2 years, and the construction and equipment of the facility for another eight years. The British bricklayers' strike was responsible for this delay. The entire cost of building the court exceeded a million pounds. An interesting fact was that the creator of the royal courts died a year before the completion of construction. Perhaps the problems with the building were the cause of death.