Should the wife assert her right and take the issue to court, the court will uphold her right.

If it does not, the EU should take America to court.

Substantive issues Arbitrary detention right to take proceedings before court to challenge lawfulness of detention

If a Pfandbrief is not serviced, one can take the issuing bank to court.

On this view, if investors were able to take raters to court, raters incentives would improve.

Enrique Aranda Ochoa plans to take his case to the Inter American Court of Human Rights.

Any further budget proposal would reflect liquidation requirements to take the Court through its completion.

The authors could take a civil action for damages against the State in a District Court at first instance, if necessary, on appeal in the Court of Appeal, and subject to leave to appeal in the Supreme Court.

This led Denmark and Norway to agree to take the case to the Permanent Court of International Justice in 1933.

The court is also instructed to take into consideration any damage caused to the sex offender due to these limitations.

Women could act as prosecutors, lawyers, and judges and take part in the deliberations of all courts, namely first level court, appellate court, and supreme (cassation) court. Women were also granted equal rights to sue independently and to act as witnesses.

The Court allegedly ignored their statements and refused to take them into account or to include them in its decision.

Meanwhile, Shipilov has promised to appeal the ruling, saying that he is prepared to take his case to the European Court.

The Committee recommends that the State party take further measures to ensure that legislation on the payment of maintenance is fully implemented, consider alternative measures to court procedures in this regard and ensure more expeditious court proceedings and strict enforcement of court orders.

As we approach the sixtieth anniversary of the International Court of Justice, which will take place next year, the popularity of the Court as a dispute resolution mechanism continues to grow.

Some prolonged disputes on inheritance especially of land use rights have made women hesitant to take part in court proceedings.

We expect the Court to take up many further cases in the near future, as the Court must do if it is to be an effective judicial instrument at the service of the international community.

Denmark thus looks forward to seeing the Court take the first important steps towards ending the culture of impunity in Darfur.

The court ruled in favor of the government on August 4, ordering police to take steps to restrict access to LinkedIn across the country.

A court will also take into account whether the violator has eliminated the discriminating circumstances or not.

Otherwise, court procedures may take a long time to resolve a case, and in this example it has taken quite a lengthy period.

Upon his resignation, a woman justice of the Peshawar High Court has been nominated by the Government of Pakistan to take his place.

For example, by stating their willingness to take any territorial disputes to the International Court of Justice, Japanese authorities could help to dispel perceptions of militarism.

We renew our call on Israel to take all necessary measures to comply with the International Court of Justice advisory opinion and resolution ES 10 15.

Let me take this opportunity to appeal to the United Nations, the international community and our friends to support the Special Court to enable it to accomplish its mandate.

Many predict that Morsi would not be executed, as such cases can be appealed and can take years in court.

In a very funny letter, they told us that they would take us to court and everything else, but ended the threat with a P.S.

(a) Take such measures as may be necessary to permit its competent authorities to give effect to an order of confiscation issued by a court of another State Party

As long as Latin America s democracies fail to take seriously the tasks of reducing inequality, spreading opportunity, and nurturing more cohesive societies, they will continue to court disaster.

That debate was probably not unlike those that have taken place in other countries that have had to take a position with respect to the International Criminal Court.

However, the actual extradition will take longer if the suspect contests it, as at least one court hearing would be required.

We must take note of this year's remarkable accomplishments by the Court, which has reduced the number of cases in the docket from 21 to 12.

The Supreme Administrative Court of Finland (, ) is the highest court in the Finnish administrative court system, parallel to the Supreme Court of Finland.

In U v U, the appellant sought orders from the Family Court allowing her to take her daughter to live in India where the parents both had friends and family.

The author did not appeal to the High Court of Australia, as this remedy would take a further two years, and thus in his view be unreasonably prolonged .

He appealed to the High Court and subsequently to the Court of Appeal.

In February 1983 his decision was approved by the Federal Constitutional Court so that 1983 general elections could take place on March 6.

In early August, Lee Myung bak became the first South Korean president to visit the islets Japan s government responded by proposing to take the sovereignty issue to the International Court of Justice.

However, it has recently been announced that the Supreme Court intends to take back and exercise this power itself so as to ensure more uniformity in the infliction of death sentences.

The Court also found that the fourteen days term indicated by the seller to the buyer to take possession of the goods was reasonable within the meaning of article 88 CISG.

The Court first recalled that Article 35 of the Statute of the Court concerns access to the present Court and not to its predecessor, the Permanent Court of International Justice (PCIJ).

The President (spoke in French) May I take it that the Council is now ready to proceed with the election of a member for the International Court of Justice?

Gibraltar retains its own court system, which includes lower courts (Court of First Instance, Coroner's Court, Magistrate's Court), a Court of Appeals and a Supreme Court.

The Circuit Court returned the case to the District Court for reconsideration.

The upcoming presidential appointment of Supreme Court judges, which should take place following the inauguration of the Parliament, offers an opportunity for corrective action.