Examples of using First-instance in English and their translations into Greek
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However, in December 2014 the court upheld the decision made at first-instance.
Local first-instance court.
In 2010 the Court of Cassation upheld the judgment of the first-instance court.
First-instance legal aid and support, 4.
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Additional investments in the first-instance procedure improve the efficiency of the asylum process.
The second-instance court did not remedy this error butreiterated the reasoning of the first-instance court.
The backlog of first-instance pending cases on the islands stood at 24 533 at the end of March 201935.
Τhe Court notes that the applicant lodged his appeal against the decision of the first-instance court on 26 November 2007.
This suggests a decline in the quality of first-instance decisions(17.8% were overturned by the appeal authorities in 2018).
The first applicant failed to submit a claim before the appellate court, butreferred to the details of the first-instance application.
The regional courts have jurisdiction as first-instance courts in certain categories of cases listed in procedural law.
No AMIF-funded project is planned to support the appeal committees, andEASO support is limited because of its involvement at the first-instance stage.
EU+ countries jointly issued 593 500 first-instance decisions, 40 per cent fewer than in 2017, but still considerably more than during the pre-crisis period.
The court, by a majority of three to two, accepted the request of the former minister,suspending the execution of the first-instance sentence of twenty years on probation.
More than one third(35 per cent) of all first-instance decisions in July granted either refugee status or subsidiary protection, compared to 39 per cent in 2018(total for the year).
By a judgment of 19 September 2014 the Court of Appeal of Florence, having detected a procedural error,quashed the first-instance decision and remitted the case to the tribunal of Grosseto.
A large caseload of negative first-instance decisions is moving to the appeals stage, which is lacking support and is already overloaded(paragraphs 104 to 118).
The Court also examined a complaint by the applicant of judicial bias as one of the Court of Appeal judges who had dealt with his case was the husband of the first-instance judge.
Pursuant to the Act on the Organisation andAdministration of Courts, first-instance judgments are passed by district courts(járásbíróság) and regional courts.
They were taken to the first-instance asylum interview, which resulted in a denial, without any prior psychological assistance and in circumstances that were clearly intimidating:[89].
Unless otherwise prescribed by the law,appeals may be lodged against a first-instance ruling resulting from special ex parte actions regulated by the Family Act.
However, Mr Oliari and Mr A. had failed to lodge a further appeal to the Court of Cassation, Mr Felicetti and Mr Zappa had not made any challenge to the administrative refusal to publish their banns, and Mr Perelli Cippo andMr Zaccheo had failed to appeal against the first-instance judgment handed down in their case.
Provisions on territorial jurisdiction determine which first-instance court, i.e., which specific court, of all courts having substantive jurisdiction, should hear and decide a matter.
Had not complained to the prosecutor about the marriage until approximately one year and five months after it had taken place, andthe prosecutor had only applied to the first-instance court seven months later, that is, two years after the marriage.
Parties may lodge an appeal against a first-instance ruling within fifteen days of the date of service of a copy of the ruling, unless a different time limit has been provided for by the Civil Procedure Act.
Had not complained to the prosecutor about the marriage until approximately one year and five months after it had taken place, andthe prosecutor had only applied to the first-instance court seven months later, that is, two years after the marriage.
If you start with incorrect assumptions, in other words, that disputing the first instance in detail will save costs in subsequent instances, it will automatically seem as ifall Member States have poor first-instance procedures.
This project confirmed the hypothesis that front-loading the asylum process- in particular, by providing access to competent legal advice for asylum applicants at the start of the procedure andallowing the legal representative to interact with the decision maker- leads to significant improvements in the quality of first-instance decisions.
There are certainly questions to be asked as to how we can improve the first-instance decision-making process, as Mrs Guillaume has done in her report,when roughly 50% of first-instance decisions are overturned on appeal.