Difference between revisions of "Venue"

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'''Venue''' means the proper [[court]] to hear a matter. Venue is generally based on facts and circumstances giving rise to the case occurring in the geographical area where the court sits.  
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Venue is generally based on facts and circumstances giving rise to the case occurring in the geographical area where the court sits. For example, if a landlord wants to sue a tenant for eviction (or the tenant to sue the landlord for not keeping the rental property in a safe manner), the venue will usually be a [[justice of the peace]] court that handles matters where the rental property is located.
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Revision as of 18:08, July 31, 2018

Venue means the proper court to hear a matter.

Venue is generally based on facts and circumstances giving rise to the case occurring in the geographical area where the court sits. For example, if a landlord wants to sue a tenant for eviction (or the tenant to sue the landlord for not keeping the rental property in a safe manner), the venue will usually be a justice of the peace court that handles matters where the rental property is located.