| 单词 | Bar |
| 释义 | 法庭圍欄 1.A notional partition across a court of justice separating the bench from counsel. Counsel sit at the bar table, which is also the place where they stand in court to speak for their clients; hence the term barristers. 2. The collective name and body of barristers. For instance, barristers follow their own codes of conduct and etiquette. 3. To end or prevent any further legal action from continuing. For example, if a claim is outside the limitation of time, the law of limitation will operate as a bar to such claim from being instituted. 4. Any place exclusively or mainly used for the sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor: Dutiable Commodities (Liquor) Regulations (Cap 109B) reg 2. It includes the counter at which the sales and supply of liquor take place, or a counter over which drink is served or the room containing that counter: Carter v Bradbeer [1975] 3 All ER 158 (HL). See also Barrister. 1. 在法庭內，分隔法官坐席及律師席的虛擬分劃。律師坐於圍欄的桌旁，也是他們為當事人申辯所站立的地方，故大律師的英文名稱barrister與圍欄有關。 大律師 2. 大律師的統稱及其整體。例如大律師遵守其自定的守則和成規。 禁止 3. 終止或阻止任何法律行動的延續。例如倘若申索已逾時效期限，相關的期限法律會禁 止提起有關的申索。 酒吧 4. 任何只用作或主要用作售賣及飲用令人醺醉的酒類的場所：應課稅品 （酒類） 規例 （第109B章）第2條規例。包括售賣及供應酒類的櫃台、端奉飲品的櫃台或有該等櫃台的房間：Carter v Bradbeer [1975] 3 All ER 158（上議院）。另見 Barrister。n. |
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