Examples of using May be contested in English and their translations into Slovak
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The claim may be contested or contestable.
Furthermore, definitions of“success” may be contested.
The results may be contested after Mr Ravalomanana claimed fraud.
The judgment given on appeal pursuant to Article 34 may be contested only by.
A legal transaction may be contested against other legal successors of the opposing party.
The judgments given on appeal provided for by Article 34 may be contested only at.
The decision on the appeal may be contested only in accordance with Annex IV.
A legal act of the debtor thatdirectly results in harm to the bankruptcy creditors may be contested.
The judgment given on appeal may be contested only by the proceedings referred to in Annex HI.
A judgement granting a divorce on the basis of aproposal by the spouses to terminate the marriage by agreement may be contested.
The judgment given on the appeal may be contested only by the appeal referred to in Annex IV.'.
Publishing case law is deemed to be a part of the administration of justice andthe publication of specific data may be contested.
The marriage may be contested by a guardian, by the public prosecutor or by anyone with a legitimate interest.
The judgment given in accordance with this Article may be contested only by the appeal referred to in Annex IV.
A legal act may be contested even against the heir or other universal legal successor of the opposing party.
Contracts for pecuniary interest entered into by the debtor andpersons close to the debtor may be contested if they cause direct harm to the creditors.
The legal acts of the debtor may be contested by submitting an objection within a lawsuit without any time limit.
A legal act that provides or allow security or satisfaction to a creditor that did not have the right to make a claim,or had no right to make a claim in that manner or at that time, may be contested.
The decision given on the appeal may be contested only by the procedure communicated by the Member State concerned to the Commission in accordance with Article 64.
If the debtor has accepted for their performance a consideration of the same value, which has become directly part of their assets,the legal act underlying this performance may be contested only under the condition of intentional harm.
Article 33 provides that the decision given on appeal“may be contested only by the procedure notified by the member state concerned to the Commission in accordance with article 71”.
The judgment given on appeal may be contested only by the proceedings referred to in the list notified by each member state to the Commission pursuant to article 68.”.
A ruling rejecting theappellant's application to have a time-limit restored may be contested by filing a separate appeal(Article 78(6) of the Code of Civil Procedure).
Simulation: the marriage may be contested by either of the spouses where they contracted marriage having agreed not to meet the obligations or exercise the rights deriving from it.
A decision given onappeal pursuant to Article 33 of the Regulation may be contested before the Senate of the Supreme Court, through the intermediation of the relevant regional Court.
The judgment Ö decision Õ given on appeal may be contested only ð before the courts and in ï by the proceedings referred to in the list notified Ö communicated Õ by each Member State to the Commission pursuant to Article 68 81.
The decision on costs contained in the payment order may be contested by the claimant and the defendant within 14 days of service in an appeal on costs(Kostenrekurs).
Article 34 of the Regulation provides that the judgment given on the appeal may be contested only by the proceedings referred to in the list notified by each Member State to the Commission pursuant to Article 68 of the Regulation.
A decision on redress as referred to in Article 33 of the Regulation may be contested solely by a proposal from the party for a retrial(in accordance with Articles 421-428 of the Civil Procedure Act).