Ended in 1971 apparently, but presumably a court assembled to cast judgement both on the quality of the throwing and wearing pies, and to loudly denounce those abominable "pies" some pubs serve which are naught more than a casserole with a puff pastry lid, the perpetrators of which should be pilloried in public and pelted with the slop of their own creations!

Your country has become very silly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pm5mtpPtW1Q

Why can't saturation hall continue the tradition? Gather as many of the models from the past year as possible and have a court of Pie? Have it streamed live to a group of "jurors". You can buy a place on the jury for like 30 40 bucks or whatever and a place in the gallery for like 20 bucks.

The plaque hung on the upper floor of a pub (still there) in Bristol; I used to play in pub quizzes there as part of our league.

http://www.bristollawsociety.com/the-court-of-pie-poudre/

The court dealt with market, etc disputes and the name stems from the French 'pieds poudre', literally the "court of dusty feet".

Sorry, no pie jurisdiction.

Mike.