Examples of using To the court of first instance in English and their translations into Swedish
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Shall be referred to the Court of First Instance.
Judicial panels are according to Article 220(2) of the EC Treaty attached to the Court of First Instance.
Two companies applied to the Court of First Instance to have the Decision an nulled.
Therefore, the case has to be referred back to the Court of First Instance.
Finally, Annex II contains special provisions on the appeal to the Court of First Instance(Articles 26 to 28) and a legal basis to lay
In her observations, X stated that she had decided not to appeal to the Court of First Instance.
In the further alternative, set aside the judgment under appeal, and refer the case back to the Court of First Instance.
Upon accession, three judges shall be appointed to the Court of Justice and three judges shall be appointed to the Court of First Instance.
See, in particular, paragraphs 45 and 61 of the application to the Court of First Instance, as well as paragraph 58 of the judgment under appeal.
Pursuant to Article 220(2) of the EC Treaty, the Community Patent Court is attached to the Court of First Instance.
All three cases have been brought to the European Court of Justice by the German Government and to the Court of First Instance by NMH.
Those Articles allow for the establishment of judicial panels attached to the Court of First Instance to hear and determine at first instance certain classes of action brought in specific areas.
Consequently, according to the Court of First Instance, the Council could legitimately rely on the exception relating to legal advice which is set out in the second indent of Article 4(2) of Regulation No 1049/2001,
Articles 2 to 8 and 13 to 16 of this Statute shall apply to the Court of First Instance and its members.
164 of the EAEC Treaty shall apply to the Court of First Instance.
Even if the date when the original of the application was submitted to the Court of First Instance is taken into consideration.
By order of 8 June 2004 the Court of Justice referred the case to the Court of First Instance, which registered it as Case T-221/04.
declaring that there is no need to give a decision or referral to the Court of First Instance.
give this some thought, as these cases will no longer fall to the Court of First Instance of course but to the Court of Justice as draft decisions.
not to proceed tojudgment or referring a case back to the Court of First Instance.
its referral back to the court of first instance for a new procedure due to errors in the establishment of the facts.
declaration that the casewill not proceed to judgment or referral to the Court of First Instance.
applicable to the Court of First Instance by virtue of the first paragraph of Article 53 thereof,
refer the case back to the Court of First Instance for reconsideration; and.