Examples of using Judicial code in English and their translations into Slovak
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The Judicial Code.
This list does not appear in the Judicial Code.
Within this framework, the Judicial Code provides statutory rules for a(judicial) liquidation/ division Art. 1205- 1224 Judicial Code. .
The goods listed in Article 1408 Judicial Code.
The Judicial Code contains various rules regarding the goods which are not eligible for attachment(Articles 1408 to 1412c of the Judicial Code). .
Voluntary appearance(Section 706 of the Judicial Code).
Article 35 of the Judicial Code states that a copy of the document should be handed to a relative, in-law, servant or employee of the addressee.
This is provided for by Article 851 of the Judicial Code.
The second paragraph of Article 1494 Judicial Code states that attachment made in order to obtain payment of income due in instalments will also apply to future instalments, as these fall due.
Territorial jurisdiction is determined under Article 633 of the Judicial Code.
But the Belgian Official Gazette has published the Judicial Code(Amendment)(Mediation) Act of 21 February 2005.
Penalty payments are governed by Articles 1385bis to 1385 nonies of the code judiciare(‘the Judicial Code').
Detailed rules on garnishment maybe found in Articles 1445 to 1460 Judicial Code(precautionary attachment) and Articles 1539 to 1544 Judicial Code(attachment in execution of a judgment).
The appeal may be lodged with the court of first instance,the commercial court or the court of appeal with subject-matter jurisdiction under the Judicial Code.
The judgments of the police court are open to appeal before theCourt of First Instance except in the matters listed in the Judicial Code when a decision is taken on an application for an amount not exceeding EUR 1240.
It is possible to attach an undivided estate, but the forced sale of the property isthen suspended until the estate has been divided(see, for example, Article 1561 Judicial Code).
There is a waiting period after the payment order is issued of oneday for attachment of movable property(Article 1499 Judicial Code) and 15 days for immovable property(Article 1566 Judicial Code).
It is possible to attach an undivided estate, but the forced sale of the property is thensuspended until the estate has been divided(see, for example, Article 1561 Judicial Code).
Detailed rules on garnishment maybe found in Articles 1445 to 1460 Judicial Code(precautionary attachment) and Articles 1539 to 1544 Judicial Code(attachment in execution of a judgment).
However, the restrictions on eligibility for attachment do not apply to claimants seeking to recover maintenance debt,whose claims take precedence(see Article 1412 Judicial Code).
There is a waiting period after the payment order is issued of oneday for attachment of movable property(Article 1499 Judicial Code) and 15 days for immovable property(Article 1566 Judicial Code).
It is not possible to carry out any attachment in execution of a judgment or procedure for dividing the proceeds without first consulting the notices ofattachment in the Central Register of Notices(Article 1391,§2, Judicial Code).
There are special rules governing attachment of ships and aircraft(for precautionary attachment:see Articles 1467 to 1480 Judicial Code and for attachment in execution of a judgment: see Articles 1545 to 1559 Judicial Code).
For this type of attachment, the period is ten years in the case of movable property(the normal time limit, because no special provisions apply)and six months in the case of immovable property(Article 1567 Judicial Code).
The Judicial Code provides for two systems of legal assistance applicable in both civil aid criminal matters- primary and secondary legal assistance(sections 446 bis and 508/1 to 508/23 of the Judicial Code and Royal Decrees implementing them) and legal aid(sections 664 to 699 of the Judicial Code). .
A writ of summons, an inter partes application and a unilateral application mustcomply with a number of statutory requirements set out in the Judicial Code, otherwise they will be null and void.
In divorce for irremediable breakdown, the judge can order the suspension of the procedure for period of not more than a month so that the parties can obtain information about mediation(Article 1255(6),second subparagraph, Judicial Code).
In addition to normal precautionary attachment and attachment in execution of movable and immovable property, there are also special rules for attachment of ships(Articles 1467 to 1480 andArticles 1545 to 1559 Judicial Code), distraint(Article 1461 Judicial Code), replevin(Articles 1462 to 1466 Judicial Code) and attachment of unharvested fruit and crops(Articles 1529 to 1538 Judicial Code).
It is not possible to carry out any attachment in execution of a judgment or procedure for dividing the proceeds without first consulting the notices ofattachment in the Central Register of Notices(Article 1391,§2, Judicial Code).
For this type of attachment, the period is ten years in the case of movable property(the normal time limit, because no special provisions apply)and six months in the case of immovable property(Article 1567 Judicial Code).