Примеры использования To case law на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The judge looks to case law for general guidance.
The information provided ranges from legislation to case law.
Please make reference to case law on this subject.
According to case law, translation is an integral part of the right to defence.
Reference should then be made to case law in the common law system.
According to case law, reference to the Convention's legislative history is admissible as well as to international scholarly writing.
Mr. O'Flaherty suggested that the reference to case law should be placed in square brackets.
With reference to case law in labour disputes initiated due to any form of discrimination, such cases are exceptionally rare.
Article 78 entitles to interest on"the price andany other sum that is in arrears"; according to case law, this includes damages.
Links were provided to case law and documents that were freely accessible on the Internet.
Accordingly, the task of adapting the general rules on security interests to intellectual property rights is usually left to case law.
While it was regrettable not to make reference to case law, the sentence constituted an indicative, non-exhaustive list.
According to case law in Sweden, the authorities could not enforce expulsion orders unless it was clear to which country the alien could be returned.
A web platform had been launched as part of that Guide,providing access to case law regarding the application of the New York Convention in multiple jurisdictions.
She was also curious to know why the section of the report relating to article 15 provided a long list of laws adopted in recent years butmade no reference to case law.
Mr. Thelin said that, in the second sentence, a reference to case law was imperative since it was a fundamental part of both common law and other legal systems.
He asked whether the Government intended to amend the Code of Criminal Procedure with respect to the regime on pretrial detention,rather than resort solely to case law.
The author also submits that according to case law and legal theory, it is the lack of consent, not the element of force, that is seen as the constituent element of the offence of rape.
The mention of the case occurring under the military dictatorship in Uruguay had been used merely as a reference to case law, without the intent to imply that such situations were current or recent.
Access to case law was available from the specialized court portal, websites of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court allowing for various search options.
In accordance with previous practice, the third edition will make reference to case law reported in the CLOUT system, as well as to case law available from other sources.
Some delegations pointed to case law in which it was determined that an incumbent minister of defence or international trade would be entitled to immunity ratione personae under international law. .
Paragraph 7 of the report confirmed that there was no definitionof torture in French legislation but referred instead to case law, namely a finding of the Indictment Division of the Lyon Court of Appeal, which served as a definition.
In support of their argument, they refer to case law, international conventions permitting transfers and licences of intellectual property and restricting practices involving compulsory licences.
The Committee agreed to defer its determination on preliminarily admissibility to its forty-sixth meeting and requested the secretariat to ask the communicant to further substantiate the communication,including with reference to case law.
Paragraph 2 of the article made reference to case law, and paragraph 3, which was a consensus text, required that the law applied should be consistent with certain internationally recognized values.
When the trial resumed, the Crown declined to call any of the more than 50 witnesses they had planned, citing"recent developments, including the cumulative effect of the pre-trial evidentiary rulings rendered to date in this case, other evidentiary issues,and changes to case law.
The report contained ample information and references to case law and in general there was a more positive approach to the question of minorities and awareness of the dangers of discrimination, as borne out by the number of new laws passed.
New Zealand supported the proposal to conduct further analysis of the subtopics highlighted by the Study Group, namely the most-favoured-nation clause in the context of trade in services and intellectual property; investment treaties; the relevant case law; andthe response by States to case law.
With regard to case law on its texts, the Commission had appreciated the efforts put into developing the case collection system, in particular because of its importance in promoting uniform interpretation of the Commission's texts, which was an important aspect of its mandate.