Traduction de «Se pouvoir en appel contre un jugement » (Français → Anglais) :

C. whereas Ágnes Hankiss was accused by a private plaintiff in an accusation dated 18 February 2004 and submitted to the Central District Court of Buda on 23 February 2004; whereas the Central District Court of Buda gave its judgment on 28 June 2005, which was then appealed against in the Budapest Municipal Court and annulled by that Court on 3 February 2006,

As there is no appeal possible to the judgment of the Court, the legislator is required to restart the procedure leading to the Council Decision, this time with the legal base as ordered by the Court.

Now this same power has proclaimed an international war on the global scourge of terrorism, finally asking all states to refrain from interfering in its internal affairs.

The German administration has appealed against these decisions.

In Kozarov v. Canada (Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness),19 although the offender and the United States consented to the transfer back to Canada, the Minister denied Mr. Kozarov’s application on the grounds that he had spent the previous 10 years in the United States, the file information suggested he left Canada with no intention of returning, and the file information stated that there did not appear to be sufficient ties to Canada to warrant a transfer.20 After stating that courts should not readily interfere with a discretionary decision of a minister, Justice Harrington of the Federal Court held that the Minister’s findings with respect to Mr. Kozarov were not unreasonable.21 Mr. Kozarov’s ...[+++]appeal of this decision was dismissed as he had already been deported to Canada.22

In Kozarov v. Canada (Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness),(14) although the offender and the United States consented to the transfer back to Canada, the Minister denied Mr. Kozarov’s application because he had spent the past 10 years in the United States, the file information suggested he left Canada with no intention of returning, and the file information stated that there did not appear to be sufficient ties to Canada to warrant a transfer (15) After stating that courts should not readily interfere with a discretionary decision of a minister, Justice Harrington of the Federal Court held that the Minister’s findings with respect to Mr. Kozarov were not unreasonable (16) Mr. Kozarov’s ...[+++]appeal of this decision was dismissed as he had already been deported to Canada (17)