Examples of using First-instance in English and their translations into Slovenian
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(the first-instance court).
Reject the appeal as unfounded and affirm the first-instance judgment;
At the first-instance trial he had been acquitted.
Judicial review of administrative acts, right to appeal against a first-instance decision.
Additional investments in the first-instance procedure improve the efficiency of the asylum process.
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As such, it may alleviate a long-standingconcern that corruption cases get time-barred after first-instance conviction.
By a decision of 21 October 2010, the NMHH, as first-instance authority, initiated market surveillance proceedings against UPC.
Thus, in the case of the filing of a permissible appeal,decisions become final after the expiration of an appeal against first-instance judgements and their service.
Where no special provision is made, normal first-instance procedure is followed, although the case must be examined by a bench of judges.
A first-instance ordinary court which does not have territorial jurisdiction may, by explicit or tacit agreement of the parties to the case, become competent unless the disputes concerned do not relate to property.
An ordinary appeal against a decision issued at first-instance level is a complaint.
In that case the first-instance court had initially held in an interim judgment that there were grounds for holding the State liable for damages.
The main proceedings werebrought by the cyclist as the directly injured party before the first-instance court, presumably the court of his domicile.
First-instance proceedings in criminal cases are conducted by regional courts if the legally prescribed penalty for the offences involved is a minimum of five years' imprisonment, or if a special penalty may be imposed.
(b) if it has been ordered after the initiation of main proceedings and the first-instance court or appellate court dismisses the action or discontinues the proceedings;
The first-instance court found that it did have jurisdiction, and that the Appellant could be seen as a weaker party irrespective of its size, as it had merely asserted a claim derived from that of its employee.
Subsequently, the FTC needs to submit a reply(answeringbrief),and strive to state that the district court's first-instance judgment is correct, and the court of appeal should uphold the original judgment.
Existing data provide clear indications of the divergences both in recognition rates and practices amongst MS and in terms of standards of protection provided by MS;data also points to poor first-instance decision-making.
Administrative and labour courts are required to publish their decisionson merit only where they were issued in first-instance administrative proceedings, and the court's decision is not subject to ordinary appeal.
Against a decision of the District Court an appeal may be lodged with the Higher Court of Ljubljana; the decision of the Higher Court may be challenged only through extraordinary judicial remedies(e.g. revision and request for the protection of legality with the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia,reopening of the proceedings at the first-instance court).
There are certainly questions to be asked as to how we can improve the first-instance decision-making process, as Mrs Guillaume has done in her report, when roughly 50% of first-instance decisions are overturned on appeal.
In the context of that re-examination, the Deputy Chairman of the NMHH declared that he had international competence and competence ratione materiae,and again dismissed UPC's complaint against the first-instance decision, although he reduced the fine to HUF 100 000.
If it turns out within the appeal procedure that the first-instance court was wrong in its decision, you are entitled to compensation, provided all assumptions regarding liability for damages are fulfilled under general civil law.
I believe that a front-loading approach, as advocated by the Commission in its recast proposal, in other words,improving the first-instance procedures, will allow us to make real economies of scale in the medium term.
If the defendant,in addition to filing an application for setting aside a first-instance court judgement, has also appealed the judgement, and the application for setting aside the judgement has been granted by an enforceable ruling, the appeal shall be disregarded(see Section 153b(5) of the Code of Civil Procedure).
Slovenia is the only EU Member State whose legal protection regime in public procurement does not allow for full oreven limited judicial protection against the decision of first-instance authority deciding on the legality of the award of public contracts.
If you start with incorrect assumptions, in other words, that disputing the first instance in detail will save costs in subsequent instances,it will automatically seem as if all Member States have poor first-instance procedures.
This project confirmed the hypothesis that front-loading the asylum process- in particular, by providing access to competent legal advice for asylum applicants at the start of the procedure and allowing the legal representative to interact with the decision maker-leads to significant improvements in the quality of first-instance decisions.
If the appellate court hasgranted interim measures which were refused by the first-instance court, the ruling of the former is subject to appeal by means of a private complaint before the Supreme Court of Cassation if the preconditions under Article 280 of the CPC for allowing such an appeal are met.
While the adopted reform of the statute of limitations does not stop prescription terms after a first-instance conviction, as recommended by the Council of Europe's Group of States against Corruption, it may reduce the scope for abusive criminal litigation as a delaying tactic by lawyers at higher instances.