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English: A Visite Royale occurs in a Parish once every six years. The Royal Court of Jersey visits the Parish to sit in session and examine the accounts. The Court also goes on a tour of inspection and adjudicates on matters relating to public roads and footpaths brought to its attention by the parish. Tradition dictates that Visites Royales take place on the first and third Wednesdays in August. In 2012 the Royal Court visited Saint Helier on 1 August. Pictured: the Court measuring a tree in Fern Valley in order to adjudicate whether the tree is encroaching on and over the highway and whether the Parish is obliged to order the cutting down of the said tree.
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