Betekenis van:
board of appeals

board of appeals
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • commissie door wie men gehoord wordt, vaak m.b.t. beroepskwesties
  • a board of officials that are not judicial but are appointed to hear appeals

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  1. The meetings of the Appeals Board shall be held in private (unless the Board decides otherwise).
  2. The meetings of the Appeals Board shall be held in private [unless the Board decides otherwise].
  3. The Appeals Board shall be composed of a chairman and two members.
  4. Appeals must be lodged with the Secretariat of the Appeals Board within two months of the date of notification of the decision complained of.
  5. Decisions of the Appeals Board shall be binding on both parties. There shall be no appeal from them.
  6. The Appeals Board shall be composed of a Chairman and two members. They may be replaced by deputies.
  7. Nevertheless, in exceptional cases, in particular where pensions are concerned, the Appeals Board may admit appeals lodged within one year of the date of notification of the decision complained of.
  8. For the purpose of deciding on appeals from the decisions referred to in Article 67 of the basic Regulation, a Board of Appeal is established.
  9. The Appeals Board shall have authority to settle disputes arising out of violations of these Regulations or of the contracts provided for in Article 7.
  10. The Appeals Board may require the production of any document that it deems useful for the consideration of the appeal before it.
  11. Having exhausted the possibilities of the first resort (an internal administrative appeal), staff members shall be at liberty to seek a settlement before the Centre’s Appeals Board.
  12. Having exhausted the possibilities of the first resort (an internal administrative appeal), staff members shall be at liberty to seek a settlement before the Centre's Appeals Board.
  13. Having exhausted the possibilities of the first resort (an internal administrative appeal), staff members shall be at liberty to seek a settlement before the Institute's Appeals Board.
  14. No meeting of the Appeals Board is in order unless the chairman, or his deputy, and two members, or their deputies, are present.
  15. A Board of Appeal should be set up within the Agency to guarantee processing of appeals for any natural or legal person affected by decisions taken by the Agency.