Примеры использования Codified law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Under the Constitution, judges were required to base all their rulings on codified law.
It would harmonize the codified law, shariah law and human rights law. .
France has a legal system stemming from Roman law and based upon codified laws.
On his initiative, the first comprehensive codified laws were enacted by the National Assembly during several sessions in the 1950s.
Human rights, including the rights enshrined in the Convention,would be fully respected in the newly codified laws.
Codified laws recognized by the local and national government, adopted and utilized for conflict resolution by the indigenous peoples.
Judges could only issue judgments on the basis of fatwa when the case in question was not covered by codified law.
The ideal of a fully codified law, rendering customary international law superfluous, even if it were desirable, is far from becoming a reality.
India further asked about how the judiciary intended to reconcile customary law as applied in traditional courts with codified law.
The office is not defined by codified laws, but by unwritten customs known as constitutional conventions which developed in Britain and were replicated in New Zealand.
The Special Rapporteur noted that one of the issues that had arisen during the debate was the proper scope of the codified law of treaties in relation to the draft.
The problem becomes particularly complex to unravel when codified law that may espouse equality co-exists with a local customary law that discriminates against women.
The principle that the best interests of the child be a primary consideration in all actions concerning children is enshrined in codified laws and other legislative instruments of Turkmenistan.
The problem becomes particularly complex to unravel when codified law that may espouse equality co-exists with a local customary law that discriminates against women. NY para. 11.
It was reported that many sentences have been delivered only on the basis of fatwa and authoritative Islamic sources, ancient usage, precedent ordoctrine, without due consideration to positive and codified law.
In the late fifth and early sixth centuries, the Burgundian kings Gundobad andSigismund compiled and codified laws to govern the members of their Barbarian tribe, as well as Romans living amongst them.
However, parties cannot merely adopt Islamic law as the governing law without reference to the law of a particular jurisdiction since Sharia law is not a standard codified law.
In its next periodic report, the State party should provide information on the hierarchy between traditional practices and codified law, especially with regard to forms of discrimination against women and children.
That exception arises when the procedure is seen as inextricably entwined with, or as logically arising from, the substantive rules and principles, or,in the Commission's words'as an integral part' of the codified law.
The challenges for officials administering justice are enormous as they are meant to apply codified laws in areas where customary law and traditional practices have been widely applied by local chiefs.
Codified law may need to be consolidated with customary law in a manner that adheres to international human rights and gender justice principles-- a task that could prove politically unachievable in the short term.
ECLJ added that, although civil law, including family and inheritance law, was codified, judges had been known to override the codified law when it contradicted their interpretation of Islamic law. .
The Marriage, Divorce andFamily Relations Bill is a codified law on family relations which seeks to harmonize statutory and customary marriages by offering the same constitutional standard of protection to all types of marriages.
The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women suggested that, should the Commission pursue the establishment of such a mechanism, the mandate should include a requirement to address various types of discriminatory laws; customary andother forms of law(common and codified law); and de jure and de facto discrimination against women.
Russia's actions in Georgia contradict such universally recognized norms andprinciples of international common and codified law, which provide the basis and guarantee for establishing each State as a subject of international law within the international system.
It was further alleged that the right to be presumed innocent, guaranteed in article 14.2 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and in the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, is clearly lacking in a system in which guilt orinnocence is not based on clearly codified laws, but on the interpretation of numerous texts and the imprecise quantification of religious or societal interests.
HRW furthermore informed that Kuwait's Personal Status Laws- both the codified law no.51 of 1984 which applied to Sunni Muslims and the uncodified Ja'fari interpretation of personal status matters which applied to Shi'a Muslims- discriminated against women.
The election of community leaders as members of the Executive Board, Council of Elders, trustees, communal judges, or any other type of traditional leader among the indigenous communities of Nicaragua is not subject to any written,enacted or codified law, but rather to their own customary law derived from the traditional habits and customs recognized in article 180 of the Constitution, which establishes the following.
These include(i) criminal legislation, e.g. Indian Penal Code and Criminal Procedure Code;(ii)customary and codified law governing freedom to marry and the right to found a family, etc.; while(iii) the right to freedom of association, etc. are protected under the Constitution and further regulated by labour legislation;
It was further alleged that the right to be presumed innocent, guaranteed in article 14.2 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and in the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran, is clearly lacking in a system in which guilt orinnocence is not based on clearly codified laws, but on the interpretation of numerous texts and the imprecise quantification of religious or societal interests.