Examples of using Code of civil procedure in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Act No 99/1963(Code of Civil Procedure) applies.
Court judgments are enforced in accordance with the Code of Civil Procedure.
Order for payment: Code of Civil Procedure: jurisdiction(46 Kb).
The court will disregard any otherfilings until they have been properly corrected or completedsee Section 43 of Act No. 99/1963 Coll., the Code of Civil Procedure.
The Code of Civil Procedure explicitly provides for special cases where this rule is not observed.
An ordinary appeal(Berufung) can be brought against judgments given atfirst instance in accordance with the rules laid down in the Code of Civil Procedure, in particular Sections 511 et seq.
The Code of Civil Procedure establishes the court's right to require a deposit for applying the interim measures from the applicant.
The person who is affected by the petition forming the basis of the inquiry conducted by the Commissioner for FundamentalRights is his/her relative within the meaning of the Code of Civil Procedure, or.
Under Section 15(4) of the Code of Civil Procedure, the requesting court does not cover the costs of the procedural act.
Section 22 In the legal actions launched on the basis of the provision of this Act, if this Act does not provide otherwise,Chapter XX of Act II of 1952 on the Code of Civil Procedure shall be applied.
The Code of Civil Procedure does not provide for a general prohibition against the use of unlawfully obtained evidence in civil proceedings.
Without the parties' consent,the general provisions of Section 44a of the Code of Civil Procedure apply, according to which a hearing may also be recorded using audio recording equipment.
The Code of Civil Procedure contains a series of special provisions regarding the procedure for execution of precautionary seizure of civil ships.
Hence, a time limit generally runs from the day following the dayon which the event decisive for the running of the limit occurredsee Section 57(1) of Act No 99/1963 Code of Civil Procedure.
The Zivilprozessordnung(German Code of Civil Procedure) provides that an action brought by a party which does not have the capacity to bring legal proceedings must be dismissed as inadmissible.
Even after you have applied to the court, it is possible, depending on the nature of the case, to propose that the court should seek an amicable settlement(see Sections 67-69 and Section 99 of Act No 99/1963- the Code of Civil Procedure- as amended).
In spite of many drafts being prepared, the Code of Civil Procedure(“CCP“) remains the main legal text that regulates arbitration proceedings, however.
The Code of Civil Procedure provides that each party is required to prove its claims by specifying the relevant evidence- this obligation is known as the‘burden of proof'.
(2) In the course of the court'sproceedings the provisions of Act III of 1952 on the Code of Civil Procedure shall apply, with the difference that no counterclaim, discontinuance and compromise may take place in this action.
The Code of Civil Procedure stipulates that all documents written in foreign languages which are submitted by the parties must be accompanied by translations in Bulgarian that have been certified by the parties.
In accordance with Article 510(1) of Law No 134/2010 on the Code of Civil Procedure, an action for review is lodged with the court that issued the final decision with regard to which an application for review has been lodged.
The Code of Civil Procedure(Act No 99/1963, as amended) makes it possible to adjourn a hearing for important reasons, if a matter cannot be deliberated on and decided in a single hearing(see Section 119 of the Code of Civil Procedure).
As explained above in 4.1, for the protection of the debtor, the Code of Civil Procedure lays down that certain assets are unattachable, as well as setting quantitative limits proportional to the attachments of salaries, wages, remuneration or pensions.
The Code of Civil Procedure also states that, as a general rule, enforcement of interest on the principal owed and on procedural costs may not be carried out for an amount exceeding 30% of the principal(Article 575 of the Code of Civil Procedure).
A court is entitled under the Code of Civil Procedure to collect evidence on its own initiate while hearing family or employment cases if, in its opinion, this is essential in order to decide a case fairly(Articles 376 and 414).
The Code of Civil Procedure does not lay down grounds on which a witness might refuse to testify, but merely specifies persons who cannot be heard as witnesses and persons who are exempt from appearing as witnesses.
According to the Code of Civil Procedure, the presiding judge may, if practical and appropriate, order the parties to proceedings to hold an initial three-hour meeting with a mediator.
Article 139(1) of the Code of Civil Procedure(Civilinio proceso kodeksas) stipulates that a claimant is entitled to withdraw his/her claim as long as the court has not sent a copy of it to the defendant.
The Code of Civil Procedure contains general comments on evidence in Section XI of the introduction(technically known as the preamble) which may be of interest to anyone wishing to find out how the Spanish legislator views the evidential stage of proceedings.
If the Code of Civil Procedure(Act No 99/1963, as amended) sets a certain deadline for the execution of an action(e.g., the submission of an appeal or extraordinary appeal), the failure to meet the deadline results in the loss of the possibility to successfully execute the action.