Examples of using The court of cassation rejected in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal.
In a decision dated 3 May 2001, the Court of Cassation rejected an application by the author.
The Court of Cassation rejected the Claimant ' s challenge.
In a judgement of 13 September 2000, the Criminal Division of the Court of Cassation rejected the appeal.
On 27 March 2002, the Court of Cassation rejected the request.
On 19 August 1994, the advocate-general was appointed and,by decision of 28 November 1994, the Court of Cassation rejected the author ' s appeal.
The Court of Cassation rejected the plaintiff ' s appeal.
On 23 February 1990,the Court of Appeal of Versailles dismissed his appeal. The Court of Cassation rejected his further appeal on 9 April 1991.
The Court of Cassation rejected the challenge and upheld the enforcement order.
Concerning the exhaustion of remedies,the author considers that he has in fact exhausted all domestic remedies, for the Court of Cassation rejected his appeal on 28 April 2004.
The Court of Cassation rejected these challenges in rulings handed down on 6 July 1999.
Regarding the obligation to notify an individual of a judgement handed down in absentia,the State party points out that the criminal division of the Court of Cassation rejected the appeal on the grounds that the contested judgement had correctly applied articles 411, paragraphs 1 and 2, and article 498 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.
The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal lodged against the decision of the Court of Appeal.
On 15 April 1997, the Court of Cassation rejected the author ' s further appeal.
The Court of Cassation rejected the further appeal on the ground that the Court of Appeal had not disregarded the rule whereby silence does not in itself amount to acceptance.
On 14 December 1994, the Court of Cassation rejected the author ' s further appeal.
The Court of Cassation rejected the application against the judgement of the Paris Court of Appeal, which had rightly acknowledged the competence of the Auxerre Commercial Court. .
On 27 September 2010, the Criminal Chamber at the Court of Cassation rejected the appeal presented by the defence lawyers, upholding the sentence of 23 June 2010.
On 14 December 1994, the Court of Cassation rejected the authors ' further appeals, holding that article 116(6) of the National Service Code was not discriminatory and did not violate articles 9, 10 and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
In a ruling dated 18October 2000, the criminal division of the Court of Cassation rejected an appeal by the authors, stating that the ground of the appeal, namely that both Mr. and Ms. Mesclet had acted in the case, was based on a purely technical error in the reference material accompanying the ruling.
The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal, on the grounds that the Poitiers Appeal Court had been right in concluding" that the amount of damages was manifestly disproportionate to the harm suffered and the breach of contractual obligations and that therefore the ruling by the foreign court could not be recognized in France".
On 20 March 2001, the Court of Cassation rejected the appeal lodged by the complainants(plaintiffs).
The Court of Cassation rejected the appeal on the ground that it considered that the Court of Appeal had justified its decision from the legal point of view by finding that the place of performance of the seller's obligation to deliver was in Italy, the place where the goods were handed over to the buyer, this place being further indicated by correct application of article 31 CISG.
On 4 May 2000, the Court of Cassation rejected an application for judicial review and, therefore, the Decision became final.
The Court of Cassation rejected that argument on the basis of CISG, article 93, which allowed any Contracting State to apply the Convention to one or more of its territorial units in which different systems of law were applicable, in relation to the matters dealt with in the Convention, by means of a declaration to the Secretary-General of the United Nations expressly stating the territorial units to which it extended.
On 27 September 2006, the Court of Cassation rejected it, stating that there was" no basis upon which to admit the application".
On 25 November 2012, the Court of Cassation rejected his application for revocation on the merits and upheld its opinion in favour of extradition.
On 8 November 1995 the Court of Cassation rejected the appeal and the case was enrolled at a hearing on 27 December 1995 of the Criminal Chamber.
On 4 October 2005, the Court of Cassation, the Hoge Raad, rejected his complaints of an unfair hearing.
An appeal against this decision was rejected by the Court of Cassation on 6 November 1990.