moot hall
/ˈmuːt hɔːl/noun
A council chamber; a town hall; a courtroom, a court of justice; (Law ) †a hall where moot cases are discussed ( obsolete ).
- Now historical, but still occurring in the names of particular buildings in some English towns..
Origin
Middle English; earliest use found in Manorial Documents. From moot + hall.
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