Примери за използване на To the court of first instance на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Returns the case to the court of first instance;
In such cases after the annulment the case is referred back to the court of first instance.
This tribunal is composed of seven judges andis attached to the Court of First Instance.
Where a case is referred back to the Court of First Instance, that Court shall be bound by the decision of the Court of Justice on points of law.
In Hungary: the Curia(by means of an application for a review, to the court of first instance, against its decision).
You have the right to introduce new evidence in the appeal claim, explaining why it is necessary to examine it andstating the reasons for not presenting the evidence to the Court of First Instance.
Otherwise, the Court must refer the case back to the Court of First Instance, which is bound by the decision given on appeal.
Articles 2 to 8, Articles 14 and 15, the first, second, fourth and fifth paragraphs of Article 17 andArticle 18 shall apply to the Court of First Instance and its members.
If the Supreme Court grants the appeal for nullity, it will usually set aside the judgment which is being challenged andthe matter must be referred back to the court of first instance.
If the court of appeals does not return the case to the court of first instance, its decision ends the case and becomes final the moment the decision is declared.
It may then itself give final judgment in the matter, where the state of the proceedings so permits, orrefer the case back to the Court of First Instance for judgment.
Yes, if the application is lodged to the Court of First Instance and concerns claims of more than twenty thousand euros(EUR 20 000), or to the District Civil Court for claims of twelve thousand euros(EUR 12 000) to twenty thousand euros(EUR 20 000).
In reality, such an appeal amounts to no more than a request for a re-examination of the application submitted to the Court of First Instance, a matter which falls outside the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice.
Unless the Council decides otherwise, the provisions of this Treaty relating to the Court of Justice, in particular the provisions of the Protocol on the Statute of the Court of Justice,shall apply to the Court of First Instance.
Grant the forms of order already soughtat first instance or, in the alternative, refer the case back to the Court of First Instance, pursuant to Article 61 of the Statute of the Court of Justice;
In the further alternative, refer the cases back to the Court of First Instance in order for the proceedings to be resumed and the damage for which compensation may be awarded to be quantified, in accordance with Article 61 of the Statute of the Court of Justice;
In cases when judicial decisions on parental responsibility are not complied with voluntarily,an application may be submitted to the Court of First Instance that issued them, by submitting a request for enforcement of the measure or measures not complied with.
Where a European Certificate of Succession issued is inaccurate or its issue has been refused, or the refusal to rectify, modify or withdraw it is unjustified, the provincial court fully or partially revokes it andreturns the case to the court of first instance with mandatory instructions.
In reality, such an appeal amounts to no more than a request for a re-examination of the application submitted to the Court of First Instance, a matter which falls outside the jurisdiction of the Court of Justice(see, inter alia, Comunità montana della Valnerina v Commission, paragraph 106).
Where an issued European Certificate of Succession is inaccurate or a refusal to issue a Certificate is unfounded, the court annuls the decision wholly or in part andreturns the case to the court of first instance together with binding instructions.
If the court of appeal grants this separate appeal and restores the time limit for appeal, the president of the civil cases division of the court of appeal must transfer the appeal, together with the case file, to the judicial panel of the court of appeal orrefer the issue of the appeal's admissibility back to the court of first instance for a decision.
(1) If it finds the motion to be legally sound, the Supreme Administrative Court shall reverse the judgment in whole or in part andshall refer the case back to the court of first instance for re-examination by a different panel as from the commencement of the court proceeding.
It is clear from Article 61 of the Statute of the Court of Justice that all appeals must seek the setting-aside in whole or in part of a judgment of the Court of First Instance, since the Court of Justice may itself give final judgment in the matter, where the state of the proceedings so permits, orrefer the case back to the Court of First Instance for judgment.
In that regard, it must be borne in mind that, under the fourth paragraph of Article 40 of the Statute of the Court of Justice,which applies to the Court of First Instance by virtue of Article 53 of that Statute, an application to intervene must be limited to supporting the form of order sought by one of the parties.
Moreover, as is clear from Article 61 of the Statute of the Court of Justice, inter alia, all appeals must seek the setting-aside in whole or in part of a judgment of the Court of First Instance, since the Court of Justice may itself give final judgment in the matter, where the state of the proceedings so permits, orrefer the case back to the Court of First Instance for judgment.
On 2 July 1997 the Governor of Katowice lodged an appeal with the Katowice Court of Appeal(Sąd Apelacyjny), asking that the first-instance decision be quashed,that the case be remitted to the court of first instance, and that expert evidence be obtained in order to determine the meaning of the terms“nation” and“national minority”.
Even where a request for the examination of witnesses, made in the application, states precisely about what facts and for what reasons the witness orwitnesses should be examined, it falls to the Court of First Instance to assess the relevance of the application to the subject-matter of the dispute and the need to examine the witnesses named.