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Disputes and arenas
Definition
Court
Also calledDocket, hearing, outcome, appeal and precedent
A docket for disputes, where the evidence, the hearing, the outcome and any appeal are all kept as one recorded item, in order, with every step.
Definition
A court is where a dispute is filed as a docket item, with parties, a claim and a state: open, heard, closed or appealed. The filer states its standing and the docket checks it. Evidence and cited precedent attach to the item, and a closing outcome can record a remedy and a reason. The whole path from filing to appeal stays on record.
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courts.file links an item to the arbitration case for its conflict; escalate opens a case at rung 2 and appeal sends an item up once. Precedent is authored from a rung-4 ruling, and a cited one keeps its shape and remedy.
Not a ruling by itself. hear only changes the state: a model rules in the arbiter and a person at rung 4, and the docket never resolves an evidence reference at all.
Standards and sources
No single standard defines this term. The definition above is how it is used on this site.
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