Примеры использования Ad hoc judge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ad hoc judge, European Court of Human Rights 1987-1994.
He was appointed twice as an ad hoc judge at the European Court of Human Rights.
Ad hoc judge at the juvenile criminal court, Fribourg, Switzerland.
March 2005: appointed as an ad hoc judge at the European Court of Human Rights.
Ad hoc Judge, International Court of Justice, Liechtenstein v Germany.
He has been a member of the United Nations International Law Commission since 1997; andhas twice served as an ad hoc Judge on the International Court of Justice.
Appointed as an Ad Hoc Judge to the European Court of Human Rights.
If a judge of the Court is of the same nationality as a party to a dispute,the other party may select an ad hoc judge to hear the dispute.
Since 2004 Ad hoc Judge in the Joint Supervisory Body of Eurojust The Hague, the Netherlands.
If the judges of the Court do not include a judge who possesses the nationality of one of the parties to a dispute,each of the parties may select an ad hoc judge.
Participated as an ad hoc judge in resolving cases in the European Court of Human Rights.
In accordance with Article 31 of the Statute,parties that have no judge of their nationality on the bench may choose an ad hoc judge for the purposes of the case that concerns them.
An ad hoc judge must meet the requirements stipulated in articles 7, 13 and 16 of the present Statute.
However, in accordance with Article 31 of the Statute of the Court,a party to a dispute before the Court may choose an ad hoc judge whenever a judge of its nationality is not included on the bench.
Served as ad hoc judge of the European Court of Human Rights on two occasions, in 1993 and 1997.
In his dissenting opinion appended to the 1969 judgement of the International Court of Justice in the North Sea Continental Shelf cases, ad hoc Judge Sørensen summarized the rules applicable to reservations to a declaratory provision of customary law as follows.
The ad hoc judge shall participate in sessions and deliberations and in the issuance of judgements on an equal footing with the core judges. .
The problem of inequality among the judges of the Court was clearly illustrated by the situation in Territorial andMaritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia), wherein one ad hoc judge had been appointed prior to the adoption of resolution 61/262 and one after.
Ad Hoc Judge in the Judicial Committee for the Settlement of Disputes(an Organ of the Regional Organization for Protection of Marine Environment(ROPME)) for a term of five years.
The Contracting Party concerned shall also be presumed to have waived its right of appointment if it twice appoints as ad hoc judge persons who the Chamber finds do not satisfy the conditions laid down in paragraph 1(c) of this Rule.
While France had appointed its ad hoc judge in October 2006, before the adoption of the resolution, Djibouti had not appointed its ad hoc judge until 8 January 2007, one week after the resolution entered into force.
In his dissenting opinion appended to the 1969 judgment of the International Court of Justice in the North Sea Continental Shelf cases, ad hoc Judge Sørensen summarized the rules applicable to reservations to a declaratory provision of customary law as follows.
That is the underlying motivation for the first candidacy submitted by the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the International Court of Justice, namely,my own modest candidacy, as a former ad hoc Judge of the Court, for the elections to be held on 6 November 2008.
The Advisory Committee also notes that, in a letter dated 29 May 2007,the President of the Court notified the Secretary-General of the Court's decision that an ad hoc judge appointed in May 2007 to sit in the case concerning the territorial and maritime dispute between Nicaragua and Colombia following the adoption of resolution 61/262 would receive the same emolument as the ad hoc judge appointed prior to the adoption of the resolution see A/62/538, paras. 54-57.
Since the compensation to be paid to judges ad hoc for each day on which they perform their duties corresponds to 1/365th of the annual salary of permanent judges, one of the possible consequences ofresolution 61/262 could have been a difference in the compensation of the two judges ad hoc in the above-mentioned case, given that one ad hoc judge had been appointed prior to the adoption of the resolution, while the other was appointed in May 2007, after its adoption.
On 29 May 2007, we received another letter from President Higgins informing us of the Court's decision to proceed with the hearings in the case concerning Territorial andMaritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia),"on the basis that the ad hoc judge now appointed for Nicaragua will receive the same emoluments as the ad hoc judge who had already been appointed for Colombia" prior to the adoption by the General Assembly of its resolution 61/262.
The President stressed with respect to a pending case that the levels of remuneration of the judges ad hoc would be unequal as a consequence of the adoption of resolution 61/262,because one of the ad hoc judges was appointed prior to the adoption of the resolution while the other ad hoc judge was appointed after.
The President of the Court, in a letter dated 29 May 2007, duly notified the Secretary-General of this decision, informing him that the Court had decided to proceed with the hearings in the caseconcerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia)"on the basis that the ad hoc judge now appointed by Nicaragua will receive the same emoluments as the ad hoc judge who had already been appointed by Colombia" prior to the adoption by the General Assembly of resolution 61/262.
The President of the Court, in a letter dated 29 May 2007, duly notified the Secretary-General of this decision, informing him that the Court had decided to proceed with the hearings in the caseconcerning the Territorial and Maritime Dispute(Nicaragua v. Colombia)"on the basis that the ad hoc judge now appointed by Nicaragua will receive the same emoluments as the ad hoc judge who had already been appointed by Colombia" prior to the adoption by the General Assembly of resolution 61/262.
Since the compensation to be paid to judges ad hoc for each day on which they perform their duties corresponds to 1/365th of the annual salary of permanent judges, one of the possible consequences of resolution 61/262 could have been a difference in the compensation of the two judges ad hoc in the above-mentioned case,given that one ad hoc judge had been appointed prior to the adoption of the resolution, while the other was appointed in May 2007, i.e., after its adoption.