Примеры использования Judicial precedent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rights guaranteed under the law and judicial precedent.
Judicial precedent confirmed the absence of an absolute right to registration as a citizen.
In some countries it might not be contained in a statute but reflect judicial precedent.
For the purposes of judicial precedent, ratio decidendi is binding, whereas obiter dicta are persuasive only.
An attempt has been made to reveal the prospects for formal recognition of judicial precedent as a source of law.
By reference to article 17 of the Covenant and judicial precedent, the lawyer also invoked the author's and her husband's right to family life;
The rest of the material seized was handed over to the traffickers, andit was not possible to set a judicial precedent.
Convictions can be appealed to the Supreme Court and Judicial Precedent is practiced to some extent.
It should be assumed that this can be considered as the trend towards movement to continuing application of judicial precedent.
Team of professionals of Legal Alliance has made a judicial precedent and asserted the position of its client in a complex analogous case.
His judgements in this sphere of the law have gained recognition as a most useful guide and binding judicial precedent.
It based its decision on a judicial precedent from 1975 in which a retracted confession was ruled to be acceptable as strong evidence.
The expression"the law" was a general term that denoted statutory law, judicial precedent or any other source of a rule of law.
Judicial precedent is enshrined in Bangladesh's constitution under Article 111, which makes Bangladesh an integral part of the common law world.
The deteriorating state of the atmosphere made its protection a pressing concern, andabundant State practice and judicial precedent was available.
Rights guaranteed under the law and judicial precedent: Lawmakers have also taken action in the form of laws and regulations to ensure the protection of fundamental rights.
They could- and did- overturn decisions of state or territory judiciaries if they were inconsistent with Commonwealth law,the Constitution or judicial precedent.
The right to dignity,which had been established in several international instruments and in judicial precedent, signified much more than a ban on cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Unlike common law systems such as the United States and United Kingdom,Azerbaijani courts do not rely extensively on case law and judicial precedent.
The delegation encouraged States with civil law jurisdictions to consider the ways in which judicial precedent could alter the applicability of legislation in common law jurisdictions.
He claims that the judgement of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of 2 November 1993 in Pratt andMorgan does constitute a relevant judicial precedent.
His judgements, which are all published in the Cyprus Law Reports,constitute a very valuable judicial precedent and many are considered to be the leading judgements on the issues they have covered.
Invoking judicial precedent, Mr. Gonzalez replied that the Minister of Home Affairs was required to exercise his discretion reasonably and to give reasons for refusing an application for citizenship in order to enable the applicant to rebut such reasons or to challenge the justification for the refusal before the courts.
When such declarations had first been made in 1978 by the foreign ministers of the nuclear Powers,Austria had concluded, on the basis of international judicial precedent, that the declarations were binding on the respective nuclear Powers.
Various rights andobligations of the parties may derive from statutory provisions, judicial precedent or general principles of law, according to the type of the project and the nature of the instrument of award e.g. whether a bilateral agreement or a unilateral act.
The Special Rapporteur had insisted, however, on retaining a specific draft article on the right to human dignity-- even if that meant relocating the provision-- and had emphasized that the right was established in several international instruments and in judicial precedent.
Following an administrative procedure, the Land Registry Office re-registered the State as owner of plots 2008/1-2 in accordance with a judicial precedent, a Constitutional Court decision holding that the annulment of a property confiscation decision is not tantamount to the conferral of a property title.
In response to a question, it was noted that the words"the law", in the draft paragraph and elsewhere, had the same meaning as in corresponding provisions of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce, and referred to rules based on statute,regulation or judicial precedent.
Cases involving business are frequently settled out of court and in the absence of a body of developed case law; children andtheir families in jurisdictions where judicial precedent is persuasive may be more likely to abandon undertaking litigation given uncertainty surrounding the outcome.