Traduction de «well founded at law » (Anglais → Français) :

10. Recalls that Parliament has considered that allegations of serious infringements of Community law which the Committee on Petitions has deemed well founded in the course of the examination of petitions but which the Member State concerned refuses to admit, and which are likely to set a precedent at the national level, should ultimately be examined by the Court of Justice in order to ensure the consistency and coherence of Community law and the reality of the internal market ;

In order to assist control authorities within Member States in their tasks of monitoring the legality of fishery products traded with the Community, as well as to warn Community operators, a Community alert system should be established, designed to spread information, where appropriate, about well-founded doubts as to compliance by certain third countries with applicable conservation and management rules.

It might also be possible, in this concept, to return to the so-called "regional protection areas" failed asylum seekers who have reached Europe but have been found not to have a well-founded claim to refugee status, but who cannot be immediately returned to their country of origin.

But you are being selective in your complaints and that casts doubt on your credibility, although it does not undermine what may well be well-founded criticism of the conduct of individual governments or Commissioners.

Even though they are not explicitly cited, the fundamental right to a fair trial with all the appropriate guarantees should be understood to include rights relating to the presumption of innocence, protection with regard to confessions, the provision of evidence relevant to the defence, the right to appeal as prescribed by law, the right to use an interpreter, etc. The prime objective of the right of access to justice is to arrive at a resolution of claims which is founded in law and declared by a judicial body and to execute the judgment, except where such action is precluded on grounds defined by law because it would i ...[+++]mpinge on that objective, which demands the interpretation which is most likely to safeguard the exercise of the fundamental right.

Where the Court has already ruled on one or more questions of law identical to those raised by the pleas in law of the appeal or cross-appeal and considers the appeal or cross-appeal to be manifestly well founded, it may, acting on a proposal from the Judge-Rapporteur and after hearing the parties and the Advocate General, decide by reasoned order in which reference is made to the relevant case-law to declare the appeal or cross-appeal manifestly well founded.