Quasi-Judicial Body

/ˌkwɑːziˌdʒuːˈdɪʃəl ˈbɒdi/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An entity or organ, often administrative, vested with the authority to adjudicate disputes or make decisions that affect legal rights or obligations without being a formal court.
    The land dispute was decided by a quasi-judicial body rather than a traditional court.

Forms

  • quasi-judicial body
  • quasi-judicial bodies

Commentary

Quasi-judicial bodies operate with features similar to courts but within administrative or specialized institutional contexts; drafters should clarify the scope of their authority and procedural rules.

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