Examples of using Fori in English and their translations into Polish
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The courts shall always apply the lex fori.
Lex fori- Latin term referring to the law applicable in the seat of the arbitration.
Should the choice be limited to“lex fori”?
The courts of Cyprus will always apply the lex fori(their own law) in matters concerning matrimonial property.
The rule in matrimonial cases is lex fori.
However, to simplify this"partial renvoi" technique, the lex fori is applied directly in such a case.
Finnish courts apply Finnish law to divorce proceedings according to the principle of“lex fori”.
The judge will always apply the lex fori whether or not the litigation has cross-border elements.
In that event, such designation shall be recorded in court in accordance with the lex fori.
Some States apply their own substantive law(lex fori), others apply the law of the nationality
they will always apply the lex fori, thus the Irish law.
If the lex fori so provides,
In that event, it should be sufficient for such designation to be recorded in court in accordance with the lex fori.
Irish courts apply Irish law(“lex fori”) to divorce proceedings, irrespective of the nationality of the spouses.
is the provision of Article 11(d), in view of the fact that, in accordance with generally accepted principles, the procedural law will be subject to the lex fori.
Other Member States systematically apply their national law(lex fori) which, obviously, can lead to applying a law with
Belgian law(i.e.“lex fori”). 6.
Future work will examine whether it would not be necessary to expressly indicate that lex fori shall apply where the foreign divorce law would discriminate against one of the spouses or where the foreign law does not provide for divorce.
last common habitual residence or“lex fori”.
it would be very odd if the so-called lex fori criterion led to a substantial variation in the protection afforded to creditors.
the last common nationality if one spouse still retains it or“lex fori”.
the question relating to their movable property arises in Scotland then the law of Scotland applies(the lex fori) section 39 Family Law(Scotland) Act 2006.