Examples of using Grounds for refusing in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Grounds for refusing recognition or enforcement.
The 1966 Act itself contains no grounds for refusing or staying enforcement.
Grounds for refusing to issue of Schengen visa.
Myopia and hyperopia are not grounds for refusing to enjoy all the colors and colors of life.
To consider in particular the issues to which reference ismade in the Annex to the referral notification from Germany as to the grounds for refusing an authorisation.
And the grounds for refusing him a visa?
The requested authority shall inform the applicant authority of the grounds for refusing a request for assistance.
Then there will be no grounds for refusing to pay a one-time benefit from the PFRF.
The requested authority shall inform the requesting authority of the grounds for refusing a request for information.
Or should grounds for refusing to recognise and enforce a judgment by included?
That procedure should be modelled on the procedure and the grounds for refusing recognition set out in Regulation(EC) No 44/2001.
The grounds for refusing the enforcement of a foreign judgment are the same as the reasons for refusing to recognize such a judgment.
The requested authorityshall likewise inform the requesting authority of the grounds for refusing a request for information, recovery or notification.
Where there are grounds for refusing to give evidence(Section 321 of the Code of Civil Procedure), the witness is entitled to refuse to answer a question or individual questions.
(Regulation(EC) No 44/2001- Recognition and enforcement of judgments- Grounds for refusing enforcement- Substantive defences to the claim established in the judgment).
The appellant claims that the first sentence of Article 74(1) of the regulation requires that in-depth analyses must be carried out in order toestablish with certainty whether there are grounds for refusing registration.
Where the applicant fails to overcome the grounds for refusing registration, the Office shall refuse registration in whole or in part.'.
These new provisions are a considerable step forward compared with thecurrent situation where each Member State applies its own procedural rules and has its own grounds for refusing enforcement of foreign decisions, something which seriously hampers the movement of decisions in this area.
Judicial cooperation in civil matters- Regulation(EC) No 44/2001- Enforcement- Grounds for refusing enforcement- Compliance, in the State in which it was delivered, with the judgment in respect of which the declaration of enforceability is sought.
These new provisions are a considerable step forward compared with the current situation where each Member State applies its own procedural rules andhas its own grounds for refusing enforcement of foreign decisions, something which seriously hampers the movement of decisions in this area.
It would introduce automatic mutual recognition of investigation orders andlimit the grounds for refusing to execute the order by another EU state while at the same time providing legal remedies to protect the defence rights of concerned persons.
Judicial cooperation in civil matters- Jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters- Regulation No 44/2001-Recognition and enforcement of judgments- Grounds for refusing enforcement- Infringement of the public policy of the Member State in which recognition is sought- Conditions- None.
(Reference for a preliminary ruling- Judicial cooperation in civil matters- Regulation(EC) No 44/2001-Recognition and enforcement of judgments- Grounds for refusing enforcement- Infringement of public policy in the State in which recognition is sought- Judgment given by a court in another Member State contrary to EU law on trade marks- Directive 2004/48/EC- Enforcement of intellectual property rights- Legal costs).
The situation regarding use of the protection of the decisionmaking process as grounds for refusing access was unchanged compared with the previous year: in 2005 it was used in 11,4% of cases(11,8% in 2004).
In accordance with Article 2(j) of the Regulation,‘denied boarding' does notcover a situation where there are reasonable grounds for refusing to carry passengers on a flight even though they presented themselves on time for the flight, such as for reasons of health, safety or security, or inadequate travel documentation.
Accordingly, this former ground for refusing extradition is not reproduced in the Framework Decision.
(9) Economic considerations should not be a ground for refusing to grant long-term resident status and shall not be considered as interfering with the relevant conditions.
The annulment of an arbitrationaward by a foreign jurisdiction is not a ground for refusing the enforcement of arbitration awards in France.
Inal products which are not significantly different, the absence of a common origin for the reference medicinal product andthe imported medicinal product may not in itself constitute a ground for refusing a marketing authorisation to the second medicinal product.
