Glaðadómstóll
glaðadómstóll is an Icelandic term that translates to "court of appeal" or "high court." It refers to a higher judicial body that reviews decisions made by lower courts. In the Icelandic legal system, glaðadómstóll plays a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy and fairness of legal proceedings.
The primary function of a glaðadómstóll is to hear appeals from individuals or parties who believe that
Appeals to the glaðadómstóll can be based on various grounds. For instance, a party might argue that
The decisions of a glaðadómstóll can have significant consequences. They can uphold the original ruling, overturn