Examples of using Language of the case in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Language of the case: Greek.
New cases- Language of the case.
Language of the case: Danish.
Language of the case: Polish.
Language of the Case: Italian.
Judgments and orders not published in the European Court Reports: language of the case and French(*) nt.
Language of the case: German.
Each of the 21 official languages of the European Union may be designated as the language of the case.
Language of the case: French.
Judgments and orders not published in the European Court Reports: language of the case and language of the deliberation.
Language of the case: Swedish.
Non-member States taking part in proceedings for a preliminary ruling pursuant to the fourth paragraph of Article 23 of the Statute may be authorised to use one of the languages mentioned in paragraph(1)of this Article other than the language of the case.
Language of the case: English.
Language of the case: Romanian.
Language of the case: Spanish.
Unpublished judgments, orders terminating the proceedings and orders in respect of applications for interimmeasures can, however, be found on the Court's internet site(http://curia. europa. eu) in the languages available,namely the language of the case and the language of the deliberations.
Language of the case: Dutch.
At the request of one of the parties, and after the opposite party and the Advocate General have been heard,the use of another of the languages mentioned in paragraph 1 as the language of the case for all or part of the proceedings may be authorised by way of derogation from subparagraphs(a) and(b); such a request may not be submitted by an institution of the European Union.
Language of the case: Lithuanian.
Language of the case: Hungarian.
Language of the cases: Spanish.
Language of the case: Portuguese.
Languages of the case: English and French.
Languages of the cases: German and French.
Languages of the cases: English and Danish.