Retroactive application of the Anti Terrorism Act

(A) Column 6, item 1.1.3, includes military retirements and pensions, retroactive retirements and pensions and scientific and technological research staff.

(A) Column 6, item 1.1.3, includes military retirements and pensions, retroactive retirements and pensions and scientific and technological research staff.

(A) Column 6, item 1.1.3, includes military retirements and pensions, retroactive retirements and pensions and scientific and technological research staff.

The applicant applied in 1992 to make retroactive contributions from 1966, when she started her employment on the reserve, to 1988.

Substantive issue Retroactive application of lighter sentence after legislative change articles of the Covenant 14, paragraph 1, and 15, paragraph 1

Bear v. Canada (Attorney General) involved the Minister's refusal to permit the applicant to make retroactive contributions to the Canadian Pension Plan (CPP).

The ACVZ cannot agree with the proposal advanced by inter alia women's organisations to grant victims of trafficking in women retroactive asylum seeker status.

The Standing Committee's findings have no legal force, and the rule that criminal law should not have retroactive effect does not apply to them.

Amendment no. 26 restricts the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor's ability to grant an employer with a retroactive permit to dismiss a pregnant employee.

The Human Rights Committee underscored in paragraph 7 of general comment No. 29 the importance of the principle of legality in the Covenant's prohibition against retroactive criminal law.

For one thing, many legal systems properly decline to give retroactive effect to a new rule unless a party has previously raised the issue in the domestic courts.

Among the exceptions enabling such retroactive dismissal are lack of knowledge of the pregnancy at the time of the dismissal, proven severe circumstances, bankruptcy or liquidation, or ceasing of operation due to unexpected circumstances.

She wondered whether the Government intended to make the Homemaker's Scheme retroactive, as the Government of her own country, Germany, had done with its equivalent scheme, so that it covered periods prior to 1994.

The Moroccan Constitution recognizes the same principle article 4 provides The law shall be the supreme expression of the will of the nation. Everyone shall comply with the law, which shall not have retroactive effect .

It is worth pointing out that the issue raised by the Human Rights Committee about the retroactive force of the Anti Terrorism Act is a general one and does not mention any specific cases in which the Act was applied retroactively.

Regarding interest on or indexation of arrears, should the General Assembly decide to introduce interest charges on arrears, the rate should be fixed at a low level and should not have retroactive effect, and the annual rate should not exceed 1 per cent.

2. Approves the increase in resources under administrative costs for the biennium 2002 2003, from 29,943,800 to 30,006,300 United States dollars, for the recalculation of benefits due to a judgement of the International Labour Organization Tribunal and a retroactive change in local salary scales

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled that a collective agreement that allows for retroactive salary adjustments but restricts them to persons employed by the city at the time of the signing of the collective agreement does not contravene the Charter of Rights and Freedoms Tremblay vs. Syndicat des employées et employés professionnels les et de bureau, section locale 57, 2 S.C.R. 627.

The retroactive application of law, the question of whether statutory limitations should, in fact, apply to crimes deemed to be of an international character, as has been the case, up to now, under the legal systems of many countries, and the notion of permitting double jeopardy are some of the sensitive issues which must be clarified before further steps are taken towards the establishment of a court.