Примеры использования Error of law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Error of law?
For instance, it has to be established that there was an error of law.
Iii Error of law;
The administration of federal programs may also be subject to judicial review on other grounds such as error of law or procedural fairness.
Iii Error of law;
He appealed against that decision before the Appeal Court of Quebec,which upheld the conviction on 14 February 1994 on the grounds that the author had not invoked any error of law.
Iii error of law, or.
The only avenue available to them is a review before the federal courts for"jurisdictional error"(error of law), which may include the denial of procedural fairness.
Iii error of law, or.
The only avenue available to the authors is a review before the federal courts for"jurisdictional error"(error of law), which may include the denial of procedural fairness.
It recalls that it was possible to seek judicial review of the decision of the Refugee Review Tribunal in the Federal Court, butthat D did not seek such review because there was no identifiable error of law.
Was the ILOAT's decision confirming its jurisdiction to entertain the complainant's plea that the Managing Director's decision not to renew the complainant's contract constituted an error of law outside its jurisdiction and/or did it constitute a fundamental fault in the procedure followed by the ILOAT?
An appellant bore the burden of argument in alleging legal errors, but even if the arguments did not support his contention, the Appeals Chamber might still step in and, for other reasons,find in favour of the contention that there had been an error of law.
Article 9.2 applies in cases where the Arbitration Board ismaking binding awards and it limits the grounds of appeal to the Tribunal to error of law as well as fundamental error of procedure or fact that has occasioned a miscarriage of justice.
Finally, the distinction drawn in article 48, paragraph 1, between grounds of procedural error and errors of fact or of law was confusing in that a procedural error, which could be a simple breach of a procedural requirement or some form of procedural impropriety,was really an error of law.
In such cases, either party, that is, the Secretary-General as well as the staff member, will have limited grounds of appeal,which are set out in article 9.2: error of law, and fundamental error of procedure or fact that has occasioned a miscarriage of justice.
At the same time, the Assembly introduced two innovations: firstly, applicants could also initiate the review procedure along with States and executive heads(who in effect are the only entities able to do so under an ILOAT-like procedure since only they have access to the executive boards of the organization); and secondly, the grounds for review were expanded to include two additional ones, namely,failure of the Tribunal to exercise its jurisdiction and error of law relating to the Charter.
In response to the author's new information concerning the legal advice that resulted in the withdrawal of his application for judicial review, the State party considers that,given the barrister's advice that there was no error of law or lack of procedural fairness in the RRT decision, judicial review was not a remedy that the author should be required to exhaust.
He claims that this is in violation of article 14, paragraph 5, to have his conviction reviewed,since a retrial will only be ordered if the Court of Appeal finds that an error of law has been committed.
The Committee finds that the Party concerned allows for members of the public to challenge certain aspects of the substantive legality of decisions, acts or omissions subject to article 9, paragraphs 2 and 3, of the Convention, including, inter alia,for material error of fact; error of law; regard to irrelevant considerations and failure to have regard to relevant considerations; jurisdictional error; and on the grounds of Wednesbury unreasonableness see paras. 87- 89 above.
Selections will again be vetted through a central review body to ensure that the evaluation criteria have been appropriately applied andthat there is no prejudice, error of fact or error of law in the selection process.
As agreed at the twenty-seventh session of the Staff-Management Coordination Committee and approved by the Secretary-General in June 2006, a joint staff-management central review body mechanism will be introducedto oversee that no administrative or procedural error, or error of law or fact, has occurred in the rostering of candidates for possible service with United Nations peace operations.
In the event of a dispute as to whether the Arbitration Board has competence,the matter shall be settled initially by the Arbitration Board but either party may appeal on error of law to the United Nations Administrative Tribunal.
The Court, as it has articulated repeatedly, cannot balance these interests, is limited to strict judicial review and cannot substitute its own decision for that of the decision maker(s), even if it would have reached a different conclusion on the facts: it is limited to quashing a decision because of jurisdictional error, a breach of natural justice or fairness, an error of law or an erroneous finding of fact made in a perverse or in a capricious manner sect. 18(1) Federal Court Act.
All errors of law were subject to appeal before the Cassation Bench of the Supreme Court.
Rather, it is a very narrow review for gross errors of law.
Consequently, by making a"joint" interpretation of the first two paragraphs of article 6 of the Covenant, the Committee has, in my view,committed three errors of law.
It ranges from a marginal test of review limited to procedural aspects and manifest errors of law of a competition decision to an intense review going into the merits of the case.
The author based his appeal on errors of law and fact, including allegations of institutional bias and personal bias of the panel members who had heard his claim.
The appellants appealed this decision claiming that the Judge made errors of law in virtually every aspect of his eligibility finding.