Examples of using Second-instance in English and their translations into Russian
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Second-instance administrative decisions are reviewable by court.
Repeated proceedings ordered by the second-instance court must result in a decision within eight days.
The first-instance court forwards the appeal accompanied with case files to the second-instance court without delay.
The second-instance court dismissed the appeals made by the plaintiff and the defendant and confirmed the ruling of the first-instance court.
The importer has used his right of complaint andis now awaiting the decision of the second-instance commission.
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In the Republika Srpska there are 26 first-instance and 5 second-instance courts and in the Federation the figures are respectively 59 and 10.
Following further complaints, the investigation was re-opened, and closed,through orders 44/2009 and 56/2009, by the second-instance prosecutor of Patras.
Following an appeal by the Serbian community, the second-instance commission invalidated the decision of the Ministry of the Interior and ruled that the procedure had to be undertaken anew.
Regular legal remedies are appeal ona first-instance court verdict, appeal on a second-instance court verdict and appeal on ruling.
According to the review court,the first- and second-instance courts had already correctly established that insinuations of the plaintiff's Romani family background were insulting.
The Supreme Court prosecutor had recently filed an appeal in the interests of the law in regard to a highly publicized case that had resulted in acquittal by the second-instance court.
AI added that the amendments to the asylum law adopted in 2009 strip asylum-seekers of the possibility of challenging second-instance decisions on international protection before the Administrative Court.
Appealing a second-instance verdict has a suspending and devolutionary effect(suspends effectiveness and enforceability of the first-instance verdict), and it is decided upon by the Supreme Court.
The system is operating in the Tegucigalpa courts of first instance specializing in domestic violence and in the first- and second-instance family courts of San Pedro Sula.
If there is a grounded suspicion of the impartiality of the national court, the second-instance proceedings could be conducted before the international criminal court which would then act as an appellation court.
They also provided the necessary framework to enable the High Judicial andProsecutorial Councils(HJPCs) to announce judicial positions in the first- and second-instance courts in the entities.
The period between the pronouncement of the first-instance judgement and a pronouncement of the second-instance judgement changing or confirming the first-instance judgement, may not be longer than one more year art. 146.
Namely, when criminal proceedings have been instituted for a crime for which life imprisonment has been prescribed,the Criminal Procedure Code envisages the possibility of lodging an appeal against the second-instance decision.
The same Act had introduced a new procedure,that of cassation, which allowed for judgements in some cases to be reviewed in a second-instance proceeding and thus eliminated the administrative factor in judicial decisionmaking.
TThe second-instance decision can be implemented with immediate effect; the Court may only suspend implementation on the grounds of public interest or the reasonably justified interests of a party, and a hearing must be held within 45 days.
If the grounds for the custody decision are appealed against,the decision of a first-instance court is reviewed by a second-instance court which examines the accused's or the prosecutor's complaint against the decision of a lower court.
With regard to access to justice under article 9, paragraph 2, of the Convention, a two-stage administrative review procedure was foreseen fordecisions at first instance, and a further three-stage judicial review of second-instance decisions was possible.
Appeals in cassation, which are considered by the Supreme Court,can be lodged only against final judgements issued by a second-instance court(Appeal Court) or against second-instance decisions that put an end to criminal proceedings or make their continuation impossible.
The appeal against the second-instance verdict has a suspending and devolutive character(it delays the legal validity and the execution of the first-instance verdict) and is decided upon by the Supreme Court.
AI recommended that Austria ensure effective and adequate access of all asylum-seekersto independent legal advice, and that asylum-seekers be allowed to challenge second-instance decisions on international protection before the Administrative Court.
If the person is not satisfied with the decision of the second-instance Committee, he has the right to institute a court proceeding by lodging an application for administrative dispute before the Supreme Court of the Republic of Macedonia, thus such persons are granted judicial protection of their rights.
In a review procedure, the Supreme Court on 10 February 1999 rejected a petition for review of the ruling of the first- and second-instance courts concerning the damages awarded for the publication of a newspaper article attacking the personal integrity of the plaintiff.
The organs adjudicating minor offences were given more appropriate names-- magistracies on minor offences; a second-instance organ was introduced-- the magistracy of the Republic of Serbia on minor offences as an instrument to align legal practice and penal policy on the entire territory of Serbia.
The first-instance authority,the Federal Asylum Office, had an extensive quality-management system, while the second-instance authority, the Asylum Court, was, to the best of his knowledge, the first court of its kind in Europe to have earned ISO 9000 certification.
Regular legal remedies include: the appeal against a decision of the first-instance court,the appeal against a decision of the second-instance court and the appeal against a ruling; extraordinary legal remedies include: the repetition of criminal proceedings, the extraordinary mitigation of a sentence and the request to protect lawfulness.