Examples of using First instance may in English and their translations into French
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The President of the Court of First Instance may be re-elected twice..
Courts of first instance may hear all cases, except when the law explicitly assigns competence to a different court.
If an appeal has been initiated,the court of first instance may order sequestration of the property.
The court of first instance may, however, decide that the children are to reside with another person or institution which will take on all the usual measures pertaining to their supervision and education.
For these categories of person,the investigating judge and the court of first instance may request detention.
The Court of First Instance may grant two forms of interim relief.
If the matter is particularly complicated,the chief judge of the court of first instance may stipulate that the matter be adjudicated collegially.
Indeed, objections raised in first instance may be supported by new facts and new objections may be raised in appeal proceedings with the consequence that the basis on which limitations have been made may still change and it would not be equitable to allow the opponent/appellant or the Board to present new attacks and to deprive the proprietor/respondent of a means of defence.
 Fixed penalty fines imposed by the public prosecutor and the courts of first instance may be challenged before the objections authority within 10 days.
The court of first instance may render a decision without a main hearing( trial at a session) if after a preparation proceedings was established that the facts of the case have been completely and correctly asserted during the administrative procedure issuing the administrative act, or such facts are not contentious neither did the parties request a main hearing in the an action or in the answer to the an action Paragraph 2 of the Article 59 of ADA-1.
Incidental applications available in first instance may be presented on appeal, insofar as they are applicable.
The Committee is concerned that asylum-seekers' access to independent, qualified and free legal advice andrepresentation is limited in Turkmenistan and that persons whose asylum claims are rejected in the first instance may not be able to lodge well-reasoned appeals.
The tribunal's decision issued in first instance may be appealed in front of the court of appeal that pronounces a definitive decision.
If this Act explicitly provides that a separate appeal is not permitted,the ruling issued by the court of first instance may only be challenged by an appeal against the final decision.
A ruling issued by a court of first instance may be challenged by an appeal, unless this Act specifies that appeal is not permitted.
In addition, the revised Asylum Act, while prohibiting communication to the State of origin or provenance of an applicant's personal data if such communication would endanger the applicant or their family,nevertheless states that the authority organizing the departure of an applicant rejected at first instance may contact their State of origin in order to obtain the necessary travel documents.
An appeal from a judgment rendered in first instance may contemplate only the sentence or an order or only the conviction or acquittal.
If the adverse party is not represented by attorney, and impossibility of service is established in conformity with article 123,a judge of the court of first instance may prescribe a different mode of service and, if necessary, permit that it be effected even after the expiry of the delay for appeal.
The territorial competence of a court of first instance may, having regard to the exigencies of service, extend over several neighbouring districts;
In the case of an appeal,a plaintiff who is not satisfied with a judgement at first instance may lodge an appeal in a higher court with a view to reversing the said judgement.
Article 204-7 provides that:"The court of first instance may also entrust parental authority to either the father or the mother, if the interests of the children so dictate.
If the detainee is ill or if he or she becomes ill during detention,the President of the Court of First Instance may allow the detention of the person in a hospital or a private residence, at the detainee's own cost.
Within appeal proceedings a decision at first instance may only be set aside by way of interlocutory revision under Article 109 EPC, or by a decision of a Board of Appeal.
Before that age, without prejudice to criminal offences regarding acts of indecency,the President of the Court of First Instance may, for serious reasons, authorize a marriage at the request of a parent or the child's guardian and with their consent.
 The director of proceedings in the court of first instance may also order the accused to be released from detention provided the public prosecutor consents.
Any individual who is dissatisfied with a decision handed down by a court of first instance may appeal to the court of appeal in all civil, commercial, criminal and social matters.
The district prosecutor for the court of first instance may, in all matters, represent the Public Prosecutor's Department in the magistrates' courts.
The decision of the court of appeal issued in first instance may be appealed in front of the High Court of Cassation and Justice that pronounces a definitive decision.
Appeals against decisions made by administrative courts of first instance may be lodged with the existing Administrative Court and the Constitutional Court.
If this timelimit is not respected, only the courts of first instance may authorize the registrar to register the birth, and that takes more time and resources.