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The First Municipal Court.
In establishing OCU as Japan's first municipal university, Dr.
The First Municipal Prosecutor's Office is conducting an investigation against Rodic for an alleged 200 million dinar tax evasion.
Then he worked at the First Municipal Court in Belgrade.
In the first municipal elections in 1943(before that mayors were appointed) AKEL candidates became mayors of Limassol(Ploutis Servas) and Famagusta(Adam Adamantos).
She started her professional career working as a judge intern in the First Municipal Court in Belgrade.
He got his first job in the First Municipal Court, Belgrade in 1980 and two years later, in 1982 he passed the bar examination.
As Beta's offices are locatedin Kralja Milana Street, Belgrade, it is highly likely that the First Municipal Court will assume jurisdiction.
INVESTIGATE CEKIĆ BELGRADE,July 13, 2006(Beta)- The First municipal court in Belgrade received a demand to investigate the Broadcasting Agency chairman Nenad Cekić.
Hearing Scheduled For Illegal Arrest Complaint BELGRADE, January 15, 2003- A new hearing on complaints from Hans-Peter Schnitzler, correspondent for German SAT1 television andhis interpreter Dusan Glisovic against Yugoslavia over illegal arrest during NATO bombing in 1999 has been scheduled for March 17 in the First Municipal Court in Belgrade.
He was firstly volunteering in judiciary within the First Municipal Court in Belgrade, and passed the Bar exam in 2006.
Bethlehem held its first municipal elections in 1876, after the mukhtars("heads") of the quarters of Bethlehem's Old City(excluding the Syriac Quarter) made the decision to elect a local council of seven members to represent each clan in the town.
Socialists lost historic bastions Seville and Barcelona,a city they had run since the first municipal vote in 1979, four years after the death of General Francisco Franco.
Kurir editor in chief testifies BELGRADE, September 17,2003- First Municipal Court investigative judge Dragomir Gerasimovic yesterday summonsed the editor-in-chief of Kurir to testify in a criminal case against the daily.
(B92)- The Court of Appeals has overturned a penalty for Milan Savatović, who was sentenced for participation in a group that attacked B92 cameraman Boško Branković.The Court of Appeals in Belgrade upheld the First Municipal Prosecution's appeal and sentenced Savatović to a year in prison. He was originally sentenced to ten months of house arrest.
Jurisdiction not yet determined in case of Milanovic V Beta BELGRADE, 15 May, 2003- Zoran Sesic,investigative judge of Belgrade's First Municipal Court, is making efforts to establish jurisdiction in the liable case filed by former RTS boss Dragoljub Milanovic against media agency Beta. Sesic yesterday questioned Beta director Ljubica Markovic and editor-in-chief Dragan Janjic, before assigning and forwarding the case to judge Bojan Paunovic.
Libel legislation(Expected) changes in the penal and civil code relating to defamation(e.g. level of fines, burden of proof, special protection of public figures). The regulations in this field stayed unchanged.New landmark cases/ litigationBelgrade District Court confirmed the December 2003 decision of First Municipal Court in Belgrade in a lawsuit brought by Vladimir“Beba” Popovic, former Serbian Government's Communications Bureau Secretary, against Belgrade weekly“NIN”.
Matic filed a criminal complaint against the unknown letter-writer yesterday in Belgrade's First Municipal Prosecutor's Office. B92 expects the response of the Prosecutor's office and others responsible for disclosing the identity of perpetrators and bringing charges against them.
Singer sues magazine BELGRADE, September 12,2004- Robert Coban, editor-in-chief of Svet magazine is to appear in the First Municipal Court in Belgrade today on libel charges brought by singer Zeljko Joksimovic.
On 5 February 2009 the Republic Public Prosecutor's Office replied to the Anti-Corruption Council that the Report with the exhibits had been delivered to the First Municipal Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade in order to conduct the proceedings on the basis of it, as well as on the basis of the Criminal Complaint against the responsible persons of the Agency because of negligence at work and against the Sinvoz owner because of forcing the company into bankruptcy.
Republika Srpska Deputy Finance Minister Zarko Mionic officially opened the first municipal treasury in Doboj on 12 January, under a pilot project to establish centralised fiscal systems in the bigger municipalities.
The first post-conflict municipal elections were held on 28 October 2000.
Official results of the first public municipal bond emission were presented at the press conference held at the City Council.