Examples of using Right to notify in English and their translations into Russian
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The right to notify a third party.
In addition, they do not have the right to notify a family member or a relative.
The right to notify a third party.
In the case of foreign nationals that they be advised of their right to notify his or her consul.
Right to notify the debtor of the receivable.
From the moment of arrest, defendants had the right to notify legal counsel and to have access to a lawyer.
Right to notify consular authorities of detention.
Legislation gave Internet service providers the right to notify the public prosecutor or police of suspected child exploitation.
The right to notify private sector competitors of a move of a significant public official to a rival firm;
If you suspect that the content on this site infringes your copyright,you have the right to notify Law& Trust International about it.
Have the right to notify friends or family members of detention included in the text setting out the rights of persons deprived of their liberty para. 125.
The only special circumstance in such cases was that the suspect did not have the right to notify a person of their choice and that counsel was appointed by the court.
The arrested person's right to notify a person of his or her choice from the time of arrest(and thus before the first official questioning) is guaranteed in practice, unless the exigencies of the investigation dictate otherwise.
Recommendations 108(rights and obligations of the assignor and the assignee), 109(representations of the assignor),110(right to notify the debtor of the receivable) and 111 right to payment.
The SPT recommends that the relevant authorities ensure that the right to notify a family member or other relevant person of the deprivation of liberty within 24 hours is effectively implemented also in practice.
In accordance with international standards, the safeguards provided for in those articles include access to legal counsel from the outset of the period of detention,access to a physician of the person's choice and the right to notify someone of their choice of the arrest.
They also have the right to notify the Federal Audit Office(the official channel for reporting on irregularities) of other irregularities of which they have knowledge or of which they were informed in the exercise of their functions.
Reporting entities and their employees providing information to the authorized agency about such customers and operations(transactions) performed by them shall not have the right to notify the customers and other persons about it, in accordance with this Law.
The Subcommittee recommends that the right to notify friends or family members of detention be included in notices setting out the rights of persons deprived of their liberty and that they be informed of that right and be asked to sign a form indicating the person they wish to have notified of their detention.
The Committee is concerned by reports that detainees are often denied prompt access to a lawyer andan independent medical examination, the right to notify a family member of their arrest and the right to be brought before a judge without delay.
The right to notify someone on the outside about the fact of one's deprivation of liberty is an important safeguard against ill-treatment; those who might otherwise resort to ill-treatment may be deterred by the knowledge that someone outside has been notified and may be vigilant about the detained person's well-being.
In order to safeguard personal liberty, any citizen who is arrested must be brought before a court within 24 hours from the time of his arrest and has the right to summon his lawyer to attend the examination,as well as the right to notify his relatives or other persons concerned.
All persons deprived of their liberty be guaranteed the right to notify a close relative or third party of their choice, the right to have access to a lawyer of their choice from the very outset of their custody, and the right to have access to a doctor of their choice in addition to any medical examination carried out by the police authorities;
Concerning the basic legal rights enjoyed by persons in custody, including the right to medical attention,the right to consult a lawyer and the right to notify relatives and others, she would like to know what was done to ensure that those rights were respected in all cases.
Please provide updated information on the existing legal safeguards guaranteeing the rights of persons deprived of their liberty from the outset of their detention, including the rights to be informed of their rights, to have access to an independent lawyer and an independent doctor,if possible of their choice as well as the right to notify a person of their choice.
The State party should also take steps to ensure that persons in police custody,including those held by the Judicial Police, are guaranteed the right to notify a third party of their detention, subject only to clearly defined and time-limited exceptions aimed at protecting legitimate interests of the police investigation.
With reference to the Committee's recommendations, please provide detailed information on the basic legal safeguards in the new Code of Criminal Procedure(which entered into force in July 2004), including the right of detainees to have access to a doctor of their own choice,as well as the right to notify any appropriate persons of their choice about their detention.
The State party should guarantee the application of fundamental legal safeguards applicable to persons held by the police,ensuring their right to notify a family member, the possibility of consulting a lawyer and a doctor of their choice, the right to obtain information on their rights and, in the case of minors, the right to the presence of their legal representatives during questioning.
Strengthen the safeguards provided in the Code of Criminal Procedure against illtreatment and torture, and ensure that, in law as well as in practice, persons in police custody andin remand have the right of access to a medical doctor of their choice, the right to notify a person of their choice of their detention and access to legal counsel.
It should be made clear that if a suspect arrested in the course of a counter-piracy operation wishes to exercise the right to notify a trusted person, the provision that will be systematically applied will be that contained in article 2 bis, paragraph 3(2), of the aforementioned Pretrial Detention Act, which allows such communication to be postponed for so long as is needed to protect the interests of the investigation or until the time of the suspect's arrival in Belgium.