Exemplos de uso de Ex parte em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This is ex parte?
I could get sanctioned for talking to you ex parte.
You should have your ex parte within the hour.
Can I ask you a question at the risk of ex parte?
You had an ex parte conversation with the plaintiff?
It would be ex parte.
This isn't ex parte because it's not about the case.
They filed it ex parte.
Well, it wouldn't be ex parte if you let me represent her… sir.
I hope nothing ex parte.
It's called ex parte communication, and it voids any deal you made!
Revision of decisions in ex parte cases.
In reality, once an ex parte award has been rendered, the ball is then with the enforcement courts.
Don't speak, it would be an ex parte conversation.
The reauthorization act still allowed NSLs to be closed andall evidence to be presented in camera and ex parte.
Look, judge, i know this is--Is ex parte Or some--Whatever, uh, uh.
The Queen v LondonBorough of Ealing and Secretary of State for Education, ex parte Dany Bidar.
Under these decisions, after ex parte recognition was obtained, notice would be sent to the sovereign debtor, and the creditor would seek to execute against the sovereign's assets.
Patti, is it too much to ask to insulate me from illegal ex parte conversations?
In R v Foreign Secretary ex parte Everett, the courts held that it was their right to review the granting of passports to, and the withholding of passports from, British citizens.
Judgment of 26 February,Case C292/89 The Queen ν Immigration Appeal Tribunal, ex parte Antonissen.
Judgment of 13 July, Case C 330/91 The Queen v Inland Revenue Commissioners ex parte Commerzbank- Freedom of establish ment- Company tax- Indirect tax discrimi nation.
From a procedural point of view, most arbitration rules provide that in the absence of a respondent's participation,the arbitration proceedings will nevertheless continue on an ex parte basis.
District Court for the Southern District of New York,which rendered a decision granting ex parte confirmation and conversion of the award into a U.S. judgment.
It is therefore a well-established principle of international arbitration that arbitrators have an inherent power to continue arbitration proceedings when the other party refuses to participate and to render an ex parte award.
UNCITRAL Model Law, Article 25,also explicitly provides for the power of the arbitral tribunal to render an ex parte award in case of a respondent's failure to participate.
Consumers are forced to accept almost total responsibility for a transaction, and they are subjected to additional conditions and price increases in the course of a service provision;agreements may be terminated ex parte.
Until recently, New York federal courts had permitted the recognition of ICSID awards though an ex parte procedure under Article 54 of the New York Civil Practice Law and Rules.
Second, petitioners have appeared in court ex parte(without the presence of government attorneys), and thus have had the advantage of making their claim in person while the government's interest is represented only on paper.
By contrast, under UK law in cases of urgency injunctions ma}· be obtained ex parte on the day of application.