Traduction de «law – claiming » (Anglais → Français) :

public law claim

claim in public law | public claim

analyse insurance claims | categorise insurance claims | classify insurance claim | classify insurance claims

managing a claims process | oversee claims process | manage claims process | manage claims processes

process medical insurance claim | submit claim to patient's health insurance | process health insurance claims | process medical insurance claims

lawful obligation in respect of specific claims

Body claimed by anatomic board

The Spanish authorities invoke Article 14(1) of Regulation (EC) No 659/1999 — whereby the Commission shall not require recovery of the aid if this would be contrary to a general principle of Community law — to claim the absence of recovery of the aid in the present case due to the existence of legitimate expectations.

3. However, without prejudice to the right of claims for loss of life or personal injury according to paragraph 2, a State Party may provide in its national law that claims in respect of damage to harbour works, basins and waterways and aids to navigation shall have such priority over other claims under paragraph 1(b) as is provided by that law.

Benoît Sauvageau moved, That whereas 2,100 Canadian military personnel were captured in Hong Kong and held by the Japanese for 44 months during World War II; Whereas these prisoners suffered abuse and were forced into hard labour by the Japanese; Whereas these Canadians veterans are well founded in fact and in law to claim the amount of $18 per day for the work they carried out for the Japanese during their detention. Whereas no amount of money could really compensate for the years lost by our Hong Kong veterans and the suffering they endured in the service of Canada, our Hong Kong veterans deserve special consideration; Whereas the U ...[+++]nited Nations Sub-Commission on Human Rights recognized the validity of the claims by the Canadian veterans with regard to their forced labour during World War II in concluding that the Japanese had seriously violated the Geneva Convention; Whereas the Sub-Commission also deems that there is no moratorium on war crimes, Whereas the 1952 peace treaty between Japan and the Allies cannot erase all the claims by Canadian World War II veterans, as their claims involve rights granted under customary international humanitarian law; Whereas the Canadian Government has never demonstrated the necessary will to support its veterans until now; The Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade recommends that the Canadian Government:

must the term ‘matters relating to a contract’ in Article 5(1) of Regulation No 44/2001 be interpreted as extending to an action whereby the appellant pursues a claim alleging unjust enrichment, but that is submitted as a counter-claim under national law, linked to the respondent’s main claim, which relates to the contractual relationship between the parties, when the purpose of the claim alleging unjust enrichment is to obtain refund of the amount the appellant was obliged to pay by a judgment (subsequently) set aside, delivered in proceedings on the main claim brought by the respondent, and therefore refund of the amount deriving from ...[+++]a contractual case?