* Civil Courts (County Court, High Court, appeals)

• Arrange the structure of civil courts in hierarchical order.

  1️⃣ County Court

  2️⃣ High Court

  3️⃣ Court of Appeal
• What is the primary purpose of civil courts?

  Resolve legal disputes
• Match the court level with its jurisdiction.

  County Court ↔️ Local disputes, contracts, personal injury claims

  High Court ↔️ More complex cases, property disputes, business disputes

  Court of Appeal ↔️ Hears appeals from County and High Courts
• Who makes decisions in the County Court?

  District Judges
• Match the type of case with its description in the County Court.

  Small debts ↔️ Disputes over unpaid loans or bills

  Personal injury claims ↔️ Compensation for injuries caused by accidents

  Housing disputes ↔️ Conflicts between landlords and tenants
• What is the main difference between the County Court and the High Court?

  Complexity of cases
• What is an example of a case heard in the High Court?

  Commercial disputes
• Match the remedy with its description in Civil Courts.

  Damages ↔️ Monetary compensation to cover losses

  Specific Performance ↔️ Requires breaching party to fulfill the contract

  Injunctions ↔️ Court orders to stop or compel actions

  Restitution ↔️ Return of wrongfully obtained gains
• Arrange the appeal process from the County Court in Civil Courts.

  1️⃣ County Court judgment

  2️⃣ High Court

  3️⃣ Court of Appeal
• What are Civil Courts designed to protect?

  Legal rights