Примеры использования Appellant's на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The appellant's reply was filed on 26 February 1999.
Moreover, the buyer had always transferred payment to the appellant's private bank account.
The appellant's briefs of all parties were filed on 9 August 2001.
These objectives were sufficiently important to override the appellant's constitutional rights.
The Appellant's wife and their then five children came to join him in May 2010.
The Court of First Instance,determining that the dispute was to be decided by reference to the CISG dismissed the appellant's claim.
But the appellant's mother has always lived independently of him and has never been supported by him.
The Prosecutor filed one appeal in the"Butare" case; his appellant's brief will be filed in early November 2011.
The appellant's younger brother is in a program for the disabled and is therefore taken care of by social services.
There is no reason why the United Nations cannot pay monetary compensation to someone in the appellant's position.
Neither this argument nor the appellant's other arguments were successful and the court of second instance rejected the appeal.
The Appeals Chamber, by majority,Judge Shahabuddeen dissenting, revised the appellant's sentence to 15 years' imprisonment.
The appellant's appeal to the First Tier Tribunal was dismissed, but she was successful at the Upper Tribunal.
It was proved at the labour dispute committee that the appellant's redundancy had been directly linked to taking parental leave.
The appellant's brief was filed on 14 January 2002, the prosecution's respondent's brief on 1 May 2002 and the appellant's brief in reply on 3 June 2002.
The appeal brief was filed on 14 January 2002,the prosecution's respondent's brief on 1 May 2002, and the appellant's brief in reply on 3 June 2002.
I have had the privilege to get to know Florence Henderson, the appellant's mother, and I have seen at close hand her extraordinary courage in dealing with what is happening to her son.
Appeal may be lodged against sentences andother decisions by a court of first instance that have not yet become enforceable and are, in the appellant's opinion, unwarranted.
The Appeals Chamber supported, Judge Shahabuddeen dissenting, the appellant's position that the Trial Chamber erred in taking into account the time he would actually serve in detention.
The Appeals Chamber held that the impugned decision was without interlocutory appeal andthat it lacked jurisdiction to consider the Appellant's Notice of Appeal.9.
In many cases OIOS found that the appellant's address was not included in the logbook of the New York Joint Appeals Board, although this is key information for the establishment of compulsory deadlines.
It further considered that the voluntary act in question concerned the victim alone and that the appellant's claim had lapsed from the moment of his death.
Additional comments on the respondent's replies and the appellant's observations can be made within the time limit of 2 weeks for appellants stationed in New York and 1 month for those stationed elsewhere.
His fingerprints were taken anda fingerprint specialist indicated that he believed that the appellant's fingerprints matched those contained in the Red Notice.
On that basis, he concluded that he was satisfied that the appellant was the person requested in the notice and ordered the case to be sent to the Home Secretary for a decision on the appellant's extradition.
In the second decision, the Appeals Chamber rejected the appellant's motion seeking a reversal of the decision of Trial Chamber I of 24 January 2003 on expert witnesses to be called and on the scope of testimony to be given by expert witnesses.
The Bench of three judges of the Appeals Chamber(Judge May presiding, Judges Wang and Hunt)granted the appellant's application for leave to appeal on 22 December 1998.
The Court of Justice rejected the appellant's argument that a subsequent agreement relating to an inspection of the sold goods at the port of destination amounted to an amendment of the"free on board" clause agreed in the original contract.
It was not until after the information had been received from Lincolnshire Police on 15 February 2014 that Home Office checks had been carried out and the Appellant's address had been identified.
Regarding the fourth ground, the Chamber held that Judge Mumba, the presiding judge in the appellant's trial, was subjectively free of bias and that there was nothing in the surrounding circumstances which objectively gave rise to an appearance of bias.