Traduction de «giudice d'appello » (Italien → Anglais) :

recover an administrative penalty and/or fine that has been imposed in accordance with the laws and procedures of the requesting Member State by a competent authority or confirmed by an administrative or judicial body or, where applicable, by industrial tribunals, which is not subject to further appeal; or

In the Kadi II[37] appeal judgment, the Court clarified certain procedural rights of persons suspected of association with terrorism, including the right to good administration, the right to an effective remedy and the right to a fair trial (Articles 41 and 47).

Also in the event that one judge of the patent appeal chamber is prevented from attending, a judge of another chamber can be called upon to sit in accordance with Article 17(5) of the Statute.

‘2. By judgment of 7 May 2008, the Court of Appeal of England and Wales (United Kingdom) (“the Court of Appeal”) dismissed the application of [the Home Secretary] for permission to appeal to that court against [the POAC]’s decision of 30 November 2007 by which it had allowed an appeal against the Home Secretary’s decision of 1 September 2006 refusing to lift the proscription of [the PMOI] as an organisation concerned in terrorism and ordered the Home Secretary to lay before the United Kingdom Parliament the draft of an Order removing the applicant from the list of organisations proscribed in the United Kingdom under the Terrorism Act 200 ...[+++]0.

Also in the event that one judge of the patent appeal chamber is prevented from attending, a judge of another chamber can be called upon to sit in accordance with Article 17(5) of the Statute.

Article 8(2) provides that marriage annulment judgments by the ecclesiastical courts which are enforceable will produce effects in Italy by decision of the 'Corte d'appello` having jurisdiction, provided that: (a) the ecclesiastical court had jurisdiction over the case in that it was a marriage celebrated in accordance with the requirements laid down by that Article; (b) the procedure before the ecclesiastical courts afforded the parties the right to appear and to be defended, in accordance with the fundamental principles of the Italian legal system; (c) the conditions required by Italian legislation for declaring foreign judgments eff ...[+++]ective have been met.