The court declared itself not competent in this case.

Once more, the complainant did not contest this decision in the competent domestic court.

Everyone has the right to seek a hearing of his case by a competent, impartial court.

(kk) Insolvency court means a judicial or other authority competent to control or supervise an insolvency proceeding.

Underlines that any court trying a person charged with a criminal offence should be competent, independent and impartial

In fact, according to JFBA, the court finds even the most mentally retarded people are completely mentally competent.

The author's committal to a psychiatric institution was ordered by a competent, independent and impartial court established by law.

In case of trial, offences of enforced disappearance shall be brought before a competent, independent and impartial court established by law.

The Court recalled that i t is up to the court, which is legally competent under the law, to decide whether the subject matter of an application comes under its jurisdiction.

A competent court should determine whether individuals ordered or participated in atrocities motivated by the genocidal intent to exterminate a protected group.

The competent criminal court began trying the defendants in the terrorism cases and bombings which had occurred in various parts of Yemen.

(g) Confiscation , which includes forfeiture where applicable, shall mean the permanent deprivation of property by order of a court or other competent authority

(g) Confiscation , which includes forfeiture where applicable, shall mean the permanent deprivation of property by order of a court or other competent authority

The court may issue a decision upon the proposal immediately, without previous delivering to competent body to reply, if the information is well founded.

order removal of the perpetrator from the home regardless of the ownership status, until a final decision of the competent court has been adopted

The need to allocate appropriate resources to enable national institutions to refer complaints to a competent court and to allow them to defend victims.

The Committee observes that the Supreme Court expressly stated that it was not competent to reappraise the facts forming the basis for the conviction of the author, a function which the Court considered the exclusive and sole prerogative of the court of first instance.

If necessary, the consultant will explain to a person which institution is competent to resolve a possible case of discrimination and, at the request of the person, assistance will be provided with preparing a written application and submitting it to a competent body, except if the competent body is a court or a labour dispute committee.

It refers to the judgement of the Supreme Court of 17 July 2003, on appeal against the contempt order, and submits that it cannot comment on the merits of any judgement given by a competent Sri Lankan Court.

If the shipper and the carrier agree that a competent court has jurisdiction to decide disputes that may arise under this Convention, then that court has non exclusive jurisdiction, provided that the agreement conferring it is concluded or documented

Article 32 (a) of the Act provides that all corrections of personal status entries listed in the vital statistics register or the civil status register are to be made pursuant to a decision of the competent court (the magistrate's court).

(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

Reports of competent institutions

Unless otherwise agreed between the States concerned, a State cannot invoke immunity from jurisdiction before a court of another State which is otherwise competent in a proceeding which relates to

Moreover, the court itself has the right to enforce the founders of the legal entity or the body who is competent in liquidating the entity, to liquidate that legal entity.

The testimonial evidence of men and women has equal status. Everyone is guaranteed judicial protection. Everyone has the right to seek a hearing of his case by a competent, impartial court.

While it is true that an international court would not be a foreign court, it would not be a domestic court, either for purposes of handing over an accused person, it would have to be equated with a foreign court and, accordingly, it would be necessary to guarantee that the accused was able to fully exercise his right by the competent national authorities in an extradition proceeding.

The bodies competent to hear terrorism related cases are the Special Court and the Special Prosecutor's Office. Amendments to Act No. 335 1991 Coll. on Courts and Judges and to Act No.

Judge Rasheed Mezhar of that Court undertook overall responsibility for the management and investigation of the crime, including crime scene management and preservation and collection of evidence by the competent local authorities.

Unless otherwise agreed between the States concerned, a State cannot invoke immunity from jurisdiction before a court of another State which is otherwise competent in a proceeding which relates to the determination of

Relevant regulations are as follows in accordance with the partial decision of the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, all competent authorities are obliged to harmonize their laws if they are in conflict.

Unlike assurances on the use of the death penalty or trial by a military court, which are readily verifiable, assurances against torture and other abuse require constant vigilance by competent and independent personnel.

Under article 19 of the Constitution, everyone is guaranteed judicial protection and the right to seek a hearing of his case by a competent, impartial court set up in conformance with the law.

Unless the contract of carriage contains an exclusive choice of court agreement that is valid under article 76, the plaintiff has the right to institute judicial proceedings under this Convention against the carrier in a competent court within the jurisdiction of which is situated one of the following places

The immediate characterization of the victim by the competent First Instance Court Public Prosecutor (characterization act) so that the victim may benefit, as soon as possible, from the provisions regarding protection, support and assistance.

Proposal for protection of rights guaranteed by Constitution can be submitted for as long as such an activity lasts and the competent court in BiH decides on it, depending on which institution is in question.

The Working Group considers that maintaining a person in administrative detention once his release has been ordered by the court competent to exercise control over the legality of detention renders the deprivation of liberty arbitrary.

It sets out, in consultation with the insurer or agent involved, to find a solution to, or to pronounce an opinion on, an insurance dispute, but does not act in the place of the competent court.

(iii) To comply with the essential requirement that the arbitration agreement be supplied when application is made to a court or competent authority for recognition and enforcement of an award (New York Convention, article IV(1)).

According to the Government, Mr. Samaali's detention is not arbitrary because it is the result of judicial decisions taken by a competent court after fair trials that were conducted in accordance with the applicable domestic legislation.

States shall, directly or through competent international organizations

The Court also decided that it lacked jurisdiction to entertain the complaint against the Province, based on the fact that, according to contractual terms, the ordinary courts of the Province were competent tribunals to hear the case.

This requires access to financial records by competent authorities.

(f) Freezing or seizure shall mean temporarily prohibiting the transfer, conversion, disposition or movement of property or temporarily assuming custody or control of property on the basis of an order issued by a court or other competent authority

(f) Freezing or seizure shall mean temporarily prohibiting the transfer, conversion, disposition or movement of property or temporarily assuming custody or control of property on the basis of an order issued by a court or other competent authority