Примери за използване на Question of jurisdiction на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This has raised the question of jurisdiction.
Others raised the question of jurisdiction, because the RS code doesn't have war crimes or crimes against humanity provisions.
Ultimately this dispute turned on a question of jurisdiction.
If you address the wrong court orif there is a dispute over the question of jurisdiction you run the risk of a considerable delay in the proceedings or even of a dismissal of your case because of a lack of jurisdiction. .
Cinque has asked me t-t-to ask you… whether you have thought about the question of jurisdiction.
This week's hearings will focus only on the question of jurisdiction, a decision on which could be rendered late this year or early in 2020.
As you know, Kipling, we took them at the Degumber Border… so there's a question of jurisdiction involved.
If you address the wrong court orif there is a dispute over the question of jurisdiction you run the risk of a considerable delay in the proceedings or even of a dismissal of your case because of a lack of jurisdiction. .
On 17 July 2006 the Commission adopted the Green Paper on the conflict of laws in matters concerning matrimonial property regimes,including the question of jurisdiction and mutual recognition.
If you use the wrong court orif there is a dispute over the question of jurisdiction, you run the risk of a considerable delay in the proceedings or even of a dismissal of your case because of a lack of jurisdiction. .
The Prosecutor may seek a ruling from the Court regarding a question of jurisdiction or admissibility.
If you use the wrong court orif there is a dispute over the question of jurisdiction you run the risk of a considerable delay in the proceedings or even of a dismissal of your case because of a lack of jurisdiction. .
Green Paper on conflict of laws in matters concerning matrimonial property regimes,including the question of jurisdiction and mutual recognition(COM(2006) 400 final).
Proceedings of that kind, andof course proceedings on the question of jurisdiction, are in Greece governed by Article 933 of the Code of Civil Procedure(kώδιkaς πoλιtιkής διkovoμίaς), which deals with the lodging of objections to the validity of an enforceable title.
Should that action be also considered to constitute an actio pauliana,then the question of jurisdiction would have to be dealt with separately.
Where the circumstances of the case give rise to doubts about the court's jurisdiction, the court should require the debtor to submit additional evidence to support his assertions and, where appropriate,give the debtor's creditors the opportunity to present their views on the question of jurisdiction.
A court of a Member State may be prevented from adjudicating on a removal worldwide not because of a question of jurisdiction but, possibly, because of a question of substance.
In all cases, where the circumstances of the matter give rise to doubts about the court's jurisdiction, the court should require the debtor to submit additional evidence to support its assertions and, where the law applicable to the insolvency proceedings so allows,give the debtor's creditors the opportunity to present their views on the question of jurisdiction.
Proposal for a Regulation on the conflicts of laws in matters concerning matrimonial property rights,including the question of jurisdiction and mutual recognition, and for Regulation on the property consequences of the separation of couples from other types of unions.
On 17 July 2006 the Commission adopted the Green Paper on the conflict of laws in matters concerning matrimonial property regimes,including the question of jurisdiction and mutual recognition.
Is the court second seised,when making its decision under Article 27(1) of Regulation No 44/2001, and hence before the question of jurisdiction is decided by the court first seised, obliged to examine the complaint of one party that the other party acted in abuse of process by bringing proceedings before the court first seised?
In the context of thedetermination of international jurisdiction under Regulation No 44/2001, it is not necessary to conduct a comprehensive taking of evidence in relation to disputed facts that are relevant both to the question of jurisdiction and to the existence of the claim.
The Court held, at paragraph 14 of its judgment,that the description of the act was not relevant and that the question of jurisdiction had to be resolved through a determination of‘… whether, having regard to its content and all the circumstances in which it was adopted, the act in question is not in reality a decision of the Council'.
It is therefore appropriate to analyse those two questions, namely the territorial scope of a removal obligation and the extent of the jurisdiction of the courts of a Member State, addressing first of all the question of jurisdiction, which, as a general rule, precedes the question of substance.
Having regard to the foregoing, the answer to Question 4 is that, in the context of thedetermination of international jurisdiction under Regulation No 44/2001, it is not necessary to conduct a comprehensive taking of evidence in relation to disputed facts that are relevant both to the question of jurisdiction and to the existence of the claim.
(4) As regards its examination as to jurisdiction in accordance with Articles 25 and 26 of Regulation No 44/2001,must the court conduct a comprehensive taking of evidence in relation to disputed facts which are of relevance both for the question of jurisdiction and for the existence of the claim(“doubly relevant facts”) or is it, when determining jurisdiction, to start from the premise that the facts asserted by the applicant are correct?'.
Should the court, in the context of its examination as to jurisdiction in accordance with Articles 25 and 26 of Regulation(EC) No 44/2001,conduct a comprehensive taking of evidence in relation to disputed facts which are of relevance both for the question of jurisdiction and for the existence of the claim(‘doubly relevant facts') or should it, when determining jurisdiction, start from the premise that the facts asserted by the applicant are correct?
However serious they may be, the accumulated questions of jurisdiction on no account may constitute a cause for a Schism of Orthodoxy, anywhere in the world.
Although the message confirms the primacy of Peter, the Bishop of Rome, known in both Orthodox and Catholic tradition,it does not speak of questions of jurisdiction.
This is a rule of public policy(ordre public), and the court must raise any question of lack of jurisdiction of its own motion.