Examples of using Ground for refusing in English and their translations into Russian
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Are claims of political motivation accepted as ground for refusing extradition of alleged terrorists?
The ground for refusing the application shall be the non-compliance of the application with business plan requirements prescribed by this Procedure.
Please explain whether political motivation is recognized as a ground for refusing extradition of alleged terrorists.
Nevertheless, this provision runs counter to what is laid down in certain bilateral treaties on extradition concluded by Belgium which do not list the risk of torture as a ground for refusing extradition.
Is political motivation recognized as a ground for refusing requests for the extradition of alleged terrorists?
In one of those countries, discrimination on account of ethnic origin orpolitical opinions was not considered a ground for refusing extradition.
Subparagraph(b) would be the appropriate location for including any additional ground for refusing to recognize a foreign proceeding, should the Commission so decide.
In one of these countries, also the discrimination on account of ethnic origin orpolitical opinions was not covered as a ground for refusing extradition.
The first report indicates that,in some cases, political motivation is recognized as a ground for refusing extradition, but that terrorist acts do not come within the category of political offences.
The Working Group recognized the acceptability of the substance of the rule as drafted, with a reference to suspension of the interim measure as a possible further ground for refusing enforcement.
The Court of Appeal confirmed that that argument did not constitute a ground for refusing recognition and enforcement of the arbitral award.
Under its article IX, the decision of a foreign court setting aside an award for a reason other than the ones listed in article V of the 1958 New York Convention does not constitute a ground for refusing enforcement.
Therefore, conventions on terrorism,which exclude political offence as a ground for refusing extradition, do form part of South African law.
Under article IX of the latter Convention, the decision of a foreign court to set aside an award for a reason other than the ones listed in article V of the New York Convention does not constitute a ground for refusing enforcement.
List of States in which a temporary stay prior to arrival in Tajikistan is a ground for refusing to register an application for refugee status from a foreign national and refusal to declare him a refugee";
In most countries, the fact that an offence was considered to involve fiscal matters did not constitute a ground for refusing an extradition request.
Although the Extradition Treaty does not refer to the risk of torture as a ground for refusing to extradite a person, it does make the political nature of an offence or crime a sufficient reason for refusing to extradite.
The Miesbach Family Court, in its decision of July 1994, refers to the Criminal Court's judgement as a ground for refusing the author visiting rights.
Please clarify how Mozambique ensures that claims of political motivation are not recognised as a ground for refusing requests for the extradition of alleged terrorists as required by sub-paragraph 3(g) of the Resolution.
In extremely limited and particularly serious cases, when the extradition request cites the commission of a terrorist act ora violation of international humanitarian law, the political provision may no longer be invoked as a ground for refusing such a request.
He could accept the provision in article 6; however,for his country public policy would be a ground for refusing recognition of a proceeding but not for rejection of any other provision.
In 1954, in its advisory opinion on the effect of awards of compensation made by the United Nations Administrative Tribunal, the International Court of Justice advised the General Assembly that,in the absence of any review procedure, there was no possible ground for refusing to abide by a judgement of the Tribunal.
Please explain whether claims of political motivation are recognized as ground for refusing extradition of alleged terrorists.
With regard to the response of the People's Republic of China to subparagraph 3(g) of the Resolution(at page 16 of the first report) the CTC would be grateful for an outline of whether China(including the Hong Kong and the Macao Special Administrative Regions)recognises a claim of political motivation as ground for refusing a request for the extradition of alleged terrorists?
Subparagraph(b)-- Please explain whether Costa Rica recognizes claims of political motivation as a ground for refusing extradition requests of alleged terrorists.
The CTC notes the assurances provided in both reports, in relation to subparagraph 3(g),that political motivation is not recognized in Saudi Arabian law as a ground for refusing extradition for a terrorist offence.
Paragraph 9 of article 18 provides that the absence of dual criminality may be a ground for refusing the provision of mutual legal assistance.
The court further held that non-compliance with the time limit for rendering an award was not a ground for refusing recognition and enforcement of the award.
Under article VII[the interested party](…) could invoke the French rules on international arbitration,which do not provide that the annulment of an award in the country of origin is a ground for refusing recognition and enforcement of an award rendered in a foreign country.
Human rights considerations as grounds for refusing extradition.
