Examples of using Provisionally enforceable in English and their translations into Slovak
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Rulings by Greek courts declared to be provisionally enforceable.
If a judgment is declared provisionally enforceable, the appeal judge may suspend enforcement.
In all cases,the court of origin may declare a decision provisionally enforceable.
Appeals against judgments that are not provisionally enforceable cannot be brought until eight days have elapsed.
The preferred option would explicitly invite thejudge to consider whether the decision should be provisionally enforceable.
The judgment couldalso be executed without being declared provisionally enforceable, although its execution would be suspended by the lodging of an appeal.
In addition, in order to speed up enforcement, the court that issued thejudgment will be able to declare it provisionally enforceable.
If a judgment is declared provisionally enforceable, its execution may be continued or even commenced after an appeal has been lodged against the judgment.
The order for enforcement is equivalent to a provisionally enforceable default judgment.
The act of returning the acknowledgement of receipt to the court registry allows the court to determine whether the Europeanorder for payment can be declared provisionally enforceable.
Additionally, the court issuing thejudgment will be able to declare it provisionally enforceable, as so to speed up enforcement.
Provisional enforcement(judgment that is provisionally enforceable) constitutes an exception to the suspensive effect of ordinary review or appeal procedures.
The EESC supports explicitly inviting judges toconsider whether a return order should be provisionally enforceable.
Provisional enforcement(judgment that is provisionally enforceable) constitutes an exception to the suspensive effect of ordinary review or appeal procedures.
These legal remedies have the effect of suspending enforcement,unless the judgment was declared provisionally enforceable.
The proposal further provides that thecourt of origin could declare a decision provisionally enforceable even if this possibility does not exist in its national law.
A judgment declared provisionally enforceable may be enforced immediately even if opposition, appeal or appeal in cassation is lodged against the decision.
The EESC believes that it is reasonable to allow only one appeal in return proceedings andthat the court of origin could declare a decision provisionally enforceable even if this possibility does not exist in its national law.
If a judgment has not been declared provisionally enforceable, such a declaration may still be obtained in appeal or in appeal in cassation or via execution proceedings.
The proposal limits the number of possibilities to appeal a decision on return to one and explicitly invites a judge to consider whether adecision ordering return should be provisionally enforceable.
If required, the court may declare its judgment provisionally enforceable in all cases that arise, unless otherwise determined by law or the nature of the case.
In ordinary summons proceedings, the court may, on application of the claimant,declare all or part its judgment to be provisionally enforceable, unless otherwise determined by law or the nature of the case.
Final judgments that are already or provisionally enforceable are covered(Section 704 of the Code of Civil Procedure(“ZPO”)) as are the other enforceable instruments listed in Section 794 of the ZPO;
Enforcement of a decision means that fulfilment of the obligation imposed by a courtdecision that has acquired legal effect(i.e. if it is not a provisionally enforceable judgment) can be enforced, even against the will of the person on whom fulfilment or a certain act has been imposed.
This can be a final judgment that is already or provisionally enforceable(Section 704 ZPO) or one of the instruments listed in Section 794 ZPO(e.g. judicial and out-of-court settlements and notarial deeds).
Subject to the exceptions laid down by law, or where the court decides otherwise through a specially reasoned decision, and without prejudice to Article 1414,the final judgment in the main proceedings is provisionally enforceable, notwithstanding any appeal(appel/hoger beroep), and without security being required unless the court has ordered that security be provided(Article 1397 of the Judicial Code).
The court maydeclare the decision ordering the return of the child provisionally enforceable notwithstanding any appeal, even if national law does not provide for such provisional enforceability, taking account of the best interests of the child.
The court maydeclare the decision ordering the return of the child provisionally enforceable notwithstanding any appeal, even if national law does not provide for such provisional enforceability.
There would also be a time limit indicated for enforcement with a reporting obligation where this is surpassed andthe possibility for the court of origin to declare a decision provisionally enforceable notwithstanding any appeal against the decision while leaving leeway to deal with urgent risks to the child's best interests at the enforcement stage, which would in turn clearly enhance the efficiency of the proceedings and the protection of the best interests of the child.