Royal court of justice

The Royal Court of London ( English Royal Courts of Justice , literally “royal court”) is a monumental complex of buildings in the Neo - Gothic style on Strand Street in the center of London , which was erected in 1873 - 1882 according to the project of the former lawyer George Edmund Street and is located under state protection as a prime example of Victorian architecture.

Facade of the Royal Courthouse.

The building is occupied by the High Court of Justice and the .

In this building, civil cases are considered, some of which have a wide public resonance, for example, such as the divorce proceedings of Paul McCartney , which lasted for three whole years ^{[1] [2]} . In this regard, at the entrance to the court, you can often see journalists and television people waiting for the heroes of the scandalous news.