Примери за използване на Habitual place of residence на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The minimal age for candidate-adopters with habitual place of residence in Belgium is 25 years.
(ii) the law of the State on whose territory one of them, at the time of the choice,has his/her habitual place of residence;
The adoption procedures of candidate-adopters with habitual place of residence in New Zealand should always be facilitated by an accredited intermediary.
If the beneficiary lives abroad andis recovering maintenance from a debtor whose habitual place of residence is in Slovakia.
Under EU law there can be only one habitual place of residence and so only one Member State responsible for paying residence-based social security benefits.
If the beneficiary lives abroad andis recovering maintenance from a party liable whose habitual place of residence is in Slovakia.
Under EU law there can be only one habitual place of residence and so only one Member State responsible for paying residence-based social security benefits.
If the spouses are not covered by the same national law,the law applicable in their(last) shared habitual place of residence applies.
The prospective adopters from Ireland,who would like to adopt a child with habitual place of residence abroad, should use the services of the Central Authority, an accredited agency or the State Child and Family Agency.
Specific requirements regarding the documents for inscription in the register that are prepared for candidate-adopters with habitual place of residence in Malta.
The prospective adopters with habitual place of residence in Finland, who would like to adopt a child from another country, should turn to the Municipal social offices or to an accredited intermediary agency for intercountry adoption.
It provides a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction and the law applicable to a cross-border succession:the deceased's habitual place of residence.
Must Article 4 of Regulation No 650/2012(or other provisions thereof) be construed as meaning that the habitual place of residence of the deceased can be established in only one specific Member State?
Under the Regulation, there will be a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction and the law applicable to a cross-border succession:the deceased's habitual place of residence.
For the Australian Capital Territory:Adoptive applicants should have habitual place of residence in the Australian Capital Territory and at least one of the candidates should be an Australian citizen.
The idea behind these proposals is to provide a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction and the law applicable to a cross-border succession:the deceased's habitual place of residence.
The prospective adopters with habitual place of residence in Iceland who would like to adopt a child with habitual place of residence in a foreign country should have reached the age of 25 years, which is the minimum required age as per the Icelandic legislation.
The proposal provides for the application of a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction of the authorities and the law applicable to a cross-border inheritance:the deceased's habitual place of residence.
The international adoption is the adoption of a child, whose habitual place of residence is the Republic of Bulgaria, by a person, whose habitual place of residence is a foreign country, in case the possibilities for the adoption of the child inside the country have been depleted.
Where such cases arise in the Netherlands, a declaration of lack of insufficient means(verklaring van onvermogen) must be requested from the competent authority in the litigant's habitual place of residence.
The prospective adopters with habitual place of residence in Belgium who would like to adopt a child with habitual place of residence in a foreign country, should seek assistance from an accredited intermediary intercountry adoption agency or from the Community Central Authority correspondent to their place of residence. .
The new law makes it considerably simpler to settle international successions by providing asingle criterion for determining both the jurisdiction and the law applicable in cross-border cases: the deceased's habitual place of residence.
If the defendant's de facto place of residence is not known, orif the defendant has not got a habitual place of residence in Latvia, the claim is brought before the court of the place where any immovable property belonging to the defendant is situated, or of the place of the defendant's last known place of residence. .
Remedy claims based on a violation of privacy and rights relating to personality are governed,at the choice of the injured person, by the law of the state: of the habitual place of residence of the injured person;
The spouses have the possibility of choosing the applicable law and can designate one of the following legal regimes:(i) the law of the Stateon whose territory they, after the solemnisation of the marriage, establish their first habitual place of residence;
The new law makes it considerably simpler to settle international successions by providing a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction andthe law applicable in cross-border cases: the deceased's habitual place of residence.
The aim is simplification of the settlement of international successions by providing a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction and the law applicable to a cross-border succession,which would be the deceased's habitual place of residence.
Today's decision will lead to a substantial simplification of the settlement of international successions by providing a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction andthe law applicable to a cross-border succession: the deceased's habitual place of residence.
Today's decision will lead to a substantial simplification of the settlement of international successions by providing a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction andthe law applicable to a cross-border succession: the deceased's habitual place of residence.
Today's Parliament vote may soon lead to a substantial simplification of the settlement of international successions by providing a single criterion for determining both the jurisdiction andthe law applicable to a cross-border succession: the deceased's habitual place of residence.