Examples of using Code of procedure in English and their translations into Arabic
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Also in Nigeria, an administrative code of procedure for handling exhibits has been introduced.
The Code of Procedure should only be applied when the Arbitration Law does not contain any applicable provisions.
Therefore there is no specific written code of procedure for exhibits related to drug cases.
Under decree No. 41- 96, the case went to the ordinary courts;the judge maintained that the procedure applicable was that of old Code of Procedure.
(b) A written code of procedure for the handling and storage of exhibits should be introduced;
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It also notes with concern that corporal punishment is mentioned in the Education Act of 1997 andthat the Magistrate Code of Procedure allows the whipping of a male child or a young person.
(b) A written code of procedure for the handling and storage of exhibits should be introduced;
It also noted with concern that corporal punishment is mentioned in the Education Act of 1997 andthat the Magistrate Code of Procedure allows the whipping of a male child or a young person.
It was recommended that a written code of procedure for the handling and storage of exhibits should be introduced.
The Court shall order the party instigating the action to pay all or partof the expenses in case the action was rejected without prejudice to the provisions of the Civil and Commercial Code of Procedure.
In Mauritius, a code of procedure for the handling and storage of exhibits procedure already was established as per the Dangerous Drug Act and Mauritius Police Force Standing Order.
There had been a clear wish to formulate precise and complete rules,but it was not for the Preparatory Commission to produce a complete code of procedure: the Rome Statute was already too detailed.
It was recommended that the United Nations make available a code of procedures to deal with hostage taking and that it play a coordinating role in efforts to obtain the release of any United Nations hostages.
The first had led the Council to make several recommendations, including the promulgation of a law increasing the number of sharia courts andthe amendment of the code of procedure of those courts to speed up their proceedings.
The Magistrate ' s Code of Procedure(1961) allows a magistrate to order the private whipping of a child(under 14) or young person(under 16) by a policeman, in the presence of certain officials and the child ' s parent or guardian(article 100).
Italy expressed deep concern at the widespread use of corporal punishment and noted that corporal punishment ismentioned in the Education Act of 1997 and that the Magistrates ' Code of Procedure allows the whipping of a male child or young person.
The Code of Procedure was also amended so that article 103 bis now stipulates that:" In divorce proceedings, the court may order the defendant husband to appear. If he fails to do so without legitimate cause, it may deliver its judgement, which shall be unappealable, by default.".
Some courts have held that while the grounds for non-enforcement under article V of the New York Convention do not preclude defences in this manner, a German court may nonetheless apply this principle despite the fact that itfinds no explicit expression in the current Civil Code of Procedure.
(b) Disseminate laws and regulations drafted in the General People ' s Congress,oversee publication of the Official Gazette and the Code of Procedures, consider complaints and grievances from individuals and organizations concerning measures that violate their rights and freedoms, and coordinate with the relevant authorities in order to put in place and follow up appropriate solutions;
As for the intervention of the child in legal proceedings through his representative, the child ' s guardian, trustee or custodian may intervene in cases being considered in the interest of the child or may institute proceedings on behalf of the child in order toclaim his rights in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Code and the Code of Procedure.
The Court of Appeal noted that requests for enforcement of decisions issued abroad are made before the Courts of First Instance pursuant to Article 297 of the Code of Procedure, subject to the exception contained in Article 301 of the Code of Procedure that international conventions are applicable even when they are in contradiction with the provisions of the Code of Procedure.
Seizing of the objects mentioned in the preceding clause may not be imposed unless the applicant submits a deposit estimated by the judge as an initial remedy to the seized object, when necessary. After the imposition of the seizure, the sufficiency of the deposit provided by the applicant maybe made pursuant to the provisions of the civil and commercial code of procedures.
Law No. 11340 dated August 7, 2006, more commonly referred to as the Maria da Penha Law, established mechanisms to prevent domestic and family violence against women, provided for the establishment of Special Courts on Domestic and Family Violence against Women,and amended the Brazilian Penal Code of Procedure, the Brazilin Penal Code, and the Law On Sentence Execution(Lei de Execução Penal) Adoption of the Maria da Penha Law represented a major stride in protecting women from violence, including women with disabilities.
On 14 April 2005, the Chairman of the Cairo Court of Appeal held that he lacked jurisdiction to rule on Société Française ' s request for the enforcement of the award, noting that the award was rendered abroad and was therefore governed by the NYC and its enforcement should be requested before the competent Court of First Instance pursuant to Article 297 of the Code of Civil and Commercial Procedure(" Code of Procedure").
Referring to Article III NYC which provides that the contracting States shall enforce arbitral awards in accordance with their rules of procedure, the Court noted that the term" rules of procedure" in the NYC is not limited to the Code of Procedure but includes all laws organizing proceedings, such as the Egyptian Arbitration Law.
On the basis of these constitutional guarantees, the codes of procedure set out regulations to ensure they are duly respected.
The rights of the accused arespecifically regulated by the Code of Criminal Procedure and in the codes of procedure of each of the Argentine provinces.
The judgements of the tribunalsare subject to appeal in the manner specified in the Codes of Procedure.
An important step in the unification of laws had been the entry into force, in January 2011,of several laws and codes of procedure at the federal level, which had replaced corresponding laws of the cantons.
The National Congress has the faculty of establishing criminal offences and sanctions,and their application is reserved, through the codes of procedure, to the provincial authorities(article 75(12)of the Constitution); each province must establish the way in which prosecution and trial for the offences established in accordance with chapter III of the Convention will be implemented.