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How to say to go to court (as a party or witness)
in Thai
ขึ้นศาล
kûen-sǎan
to go to court (as a party or witness)
kûen fallingsǎan rising
Literally 'go up to court'. ไม่อยากขึ้นศาล is a common reason to settle.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- ต้องขึ้นศาลพรุ่งนี้dtâawng kûen-sǎan prûng-níiI have to go to court tomorrow.
From the same situation: Law and bureaucracy deep
- ร้องทุกข์to lodge a criminal complaint
- ใบแจ้งความpolice report (document)
- พนักงานสอบสวนinquiry officer (police investigator)
- สอบสวนto investigate, question
- ผู้เสียหายinjured party, victim (legal)
- ให้การto give a statement, testify
- คำให้การstatement, testimony
- อัยการpublic prosecutor
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