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(7) The definition of the court shall be subject to appeal.
Shall be subject to appeal before the respective Administrative Court.
(3) The decision of the Sofia city court shall be subject to appeal by the general order.
Shall be subject to appeal under the Administrative- procedure Code.
(3) The determination of non-admission of the plan shall be subject to appeal within 7 days.
The decision shall be subject to appeal within a 7-day period from its entry into the commercial register.
(4) The imposed fines andproperty sanctions shall be subject to appeal by the order of Section VI.
Shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Administrative Court whose decision shall be final.
The decision, or failure to reach a decision within the deadline, shall be subject to appeal under national law.
(4) The imposed fines shall be subject to appeal by the order of Section VI.
(1) Decisions of the Minister of Justice for refusal of registration of stated circumstances orfor deletion of registration of non-profit legal entity pursuing activities for public benefit shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Administrative court within 14 days following the notification thereof.
(3) The orders under para 1 shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Administrative Court.
(1) The decisions of the Minister of Justice for refusal to enter the declared circumstances orfor deletion of the entry of a non-profit corporate body for carrying out socially useful activity shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Administrative Court within 14 days from their announcement.
(3) The court's decision shall be subject to appeal under the civil Procedure Code.
Shall be subject to appeal within 7 days from the date of the notification as set out in the Code of Civil Procedure.
(2) The decisions under para 1 shall be individual orgeneral administrative acts and shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Administrative Court.
Such ruling shall be subject to appeal within 7 days from the date of entry thereof into the Commercial Register.
(2) A court ruling against the application for restoration of rights shall be subject to appeal by the debtor within a seven-day period.
(4) The order shall be subject to appeal and protest in pursuance of Chapter twenty-two.
(2) The judicial decision rejecting the request for restitutio in integrum shall be subject to appeal by the debtor within a 7-days period.
(3) The order shall be subject to appeal and objection to the appropriate Court of appeal within three-day period.
(3)The decisions of the Commission to refuse registration shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Administrative Court within 14 days.
Shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Court of Cassation under the procedure of the Civil Procedure Code within a term of 14 days from becoming aware of the court decision.
(5) The return of the appeal and the protest shall be subject to appeal before the Supreme Court of Cassation which rule in camera.
(7) The determination shall be subject to appeal by a private complaint and a private challenge before the appropriate Court of appeal within three-day period.
(5) The explicit ortacit refusal of registration shall be subject to appeal within 14 days pursuant to the Supreme Administrative Court Act.
Of Regulation(EC) no 606/2013 shall be subject to appeal to the District Court within two weeks, running from the moment of notification that was issued for the rectification or withdrawal of the certificate.".
The orders and the definitions of the Commission for Protection of Competition shall be subject to appeal before a three-member panel of the Supreme Administrative Court within three days after their notification to the parties.
The expulsion decision shall be subject to appeal before the General Meeting within the term under Art. 25, par. 5 of NPLPA.
The permit or the refusal shall be subject to appeal by the parties in the execution with a private complaint, which shall stop the execution.