Примеры использования To defend his interests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Everyone has the right to defend his interests before the Togolese courts.
Instead, Saakashvili acted in accordance with the norms of international law, andas a citizen of Ukraine, he has a right to defend his interests in court",- emphasized Mykola Katerynchuk.
Before addressing to our firm the Client tried to defend his interests in court personally but when he came to us he had already received negative decision of the court of first instance.
The trial was public with the participation of more than 50 people,including four lawyers to defend his interests, witnesses, as well as Cu Huy Ha Vu's wife.
He adds that in his extremely serious case, in which he was brought before a court of special jurisdiction(the State Security Court),this refusal deprived him of the last resort which would have enabled him to defend his interests.
Article 31 of the Constitution provides that:"The State recognizes the right of every worker to defend his interests through union activity and especially freedom to form a union.
The Court indicated that"The notification of the grounds relied upon to justify an expulsion measure or a refusal to issue a residence permit must be sufficiently detailed andprecise to enable the person concerned to defend his interests.
The author adds that after his death sentence his lawyer refused to defend his interests at the cassation level, thus he had to ask another lawyer for' help with the cassation appeal.
He also made reference to the poor state of his health, which would not allow him to travel the 500 km to Moscow, so thathe would be deprived of the opportunity to participate in the first instance hearing and to defend his interests.
Exceptions will be made in the cases where the prosecutor, being convinced that the committed criminal act is of public(not only private) concern orthat damage has been inflicted thereby to a person unable for serious reasons to defend his interests, files a written application to the court stating that he will prefer public charges.
The author maintains that, under Spanish procedural law, he was not permitted to act on his own behalf before the civil or criminal courts without the assistance of a lawyer and a procurador or to participate actively in the trial in which he was a party when the court-appointed lawyer andprocurador failed to defend his interests.
With regard to the author 's allegations summarized in paragraph 3.2( e) above, the State party refers to the commentary on article 21 of the Criminal Procedure Code,according to which the right to defence is guaranteed if the law provides the author as a participant in the process with a set of procedural rights enabling him to defend his interests; provides him with a right to have a lawyer; and obliges the investigator, prosecutor and the court to respect these rights.
There were judicial safeguards in place to protect the rights of suspects: when the police requested authorization for surveillance of a suspect, the police had to satisfy a judge that such surveillance was necessary and, although of course thesuspect was not present, an independent lawyer was appointed to defend his interests.
The Court of Justice of the European Communities confirmed that the individual expelled should be notified of the reasons of the expulsion, unless grounds relating to national security make this unreasonable. The Court indicated that"The notification of the grounds relied upon to justify an expulsion measure or a refusal to issue a residence permit must be sufficiently detailed andprecise to enable the person concerned to defend his interests.
In addition, this lawyer allegedly failed to defend his son's interests.
In the cases where the victim for serious reasons is unable to defend his legitimate interests or the case is of public concern, the prosecutor takes up the defence of the victim's rights having submitted a demand to commence pre-trial investigation.
Article 68 states:"Everyone shall have access to the organs for the administration of justice to defend his rights and interests, under the terms and conditions established by law, which shall prescribe rules to ensure that persons who lack sufficient resources are able to exercise this right.
Due to concerns that a state-appointed lawyer provided to Chelah was not doing enough to defend his client's interests, Chelah's family engaged a private lawyer to work on his case as of 28 June 2012, and KIBHR engaged a second one as of 15 July 2012.
The consular officer of the State where the refugee has his habitual residence shall be entitled to protect such a refugee and to defend his rights and interests in conformity with the Convention, in consultation, whenever possible, with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, or any other agency of the United Nations which may succeed it.
Article 68 of the Venezuelan Constitution provides for the right of access to justice in the following terms:"Everyone shall have access to the organs for the administration of justice in order to defend his rights and interests, under the terms and conditions established by law, which shall prescribe rules to ensure that persons who lack sufficient resources are able to exercise this right.
Therefore, according to the laws of Lithuania every interested person has the right to appeal to a court in a procedure established by law in order to defend his rights or his legitimate interests.
Trade union rights were proclaimed by the Order of 27 July 1944,then by the Preamble to the 1946 Constitution:"Every individual shall be allowed to defend his rights and interests by trade unionist activities and to join the trade union of his choice.
His commitment to defend the interests of the Arab nation, as well as his struggle for peace, security and harmony among the countries of the region, made him an essential interlocutor in the Middle East peace process.
In particular article 14 thereof,which states that everyone charged with a criminal offence shall be entitled to be tried in his or her presence and to defend himself or herself in person or through legal assistance of his or her own choosing or assigned to him or her where the interests of justice so require, in a fair and public hearing by a competent, independent and impartial tribunal established by law.
Recalling also the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in particular article 14 thereof,which states that everyone charged with a criminal offence shall be entitled to be tried in his or her presence and to defend himself or herself in person or through legal assistance of his or her own choosing or assigned to him or her where the interests of justice so require, in a fair and public hearing by a competent, independent and impartial tribunal established by law.
Recalling also the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in particular article 14 thereof,which states that everyone charged with a criminal offence shall be entitled to be tried in his or her presence and to defend himself or herself in person or through legal assistance of his or her own choosing or assigned to him or her where the interests of justice so require, in a fair and public hearing by a competent, independent and impartial tribunal established by law.
According to the Constitution, any employee has the right to establish and join a trade union in order to defend his/her interests art. 42.
Initiating proceedings in this way also enables the person concerned to defend his or her interests in criminal cases and to seek redress for the harm incurred.
A citizen who is not in agreement with a verdict handed down by the court of first instance now has the opportunity to defend his or her rights and interests in appellate court or in a court of cassation, using the services of a lawyer.
Insofar as the law allows minors to dispose independently of their property, conclude minor commercial transactions, etc.,a minor has the right personally to defend his/her rights and lawful interests before the court and to appear as plaintiff, respondent or third party.