The Paphos District Court is a judicial institution in Cyprus. It was identified in the reported case of Joshua Foster, a British man who pleaded guilty to causing death through a reckless, rash or dangerous act after his two-year-old son fell from a fourth-floor hotel window.

The court sentenced Foster to a €3,000 fine. The case arose within the Cyprus legal system, which is described in the supplied research as largely based on the English model and operated through a judiciary that interprets and applies Cypriot law.

Details of the court’s formal jurisdiction, location, or place within the Cypriot court hierarchy are not provided in the available material.