Betekenis van:
court of appeals
court of appeals
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- a court whose jurisdiction is to review decisions of lower courts or agencies
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Hyperoniemen
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Voorbeeldzinnen
- Appeals against the judgments of the Court of First Instance are pending in the Court of Justice [5].
- Actions may be brought before the Court of Justice against decisions of the Boards of Appeal on appeals.
- The appeals lodged and the confirmation by the Court, only in June 2006, of the scheme's incompatibility are not apt to alter this fact.
- In accordance with the third paragraph of Article 225a of the EC Treaty and the third paragraph of Article 140b of the Euratom Treaty, appeals may be lodged at the Court of First Instance against decisions of the judicial panel on points of law only in the same conditions as those governing appeals lodged at the Court of Justice against decisions of the Court of First Instance.
- By way of derogation from Article 87(2), the Court of First Instance may, in appeals brought by officials or other servants of an institution, decide to apportion the costs between the parties where equity so requires.
- only for procedures before a court or tribunal in accordance with Chapter V and not for any onward appeals or reviews provided for under national law, including a rehearing of an appeal following an onward appeal or review; and/or
- The President of the Court of First Instance may, by way of summary procedure, which may, insofar as necessary, differ from some of the rules contained in this Annex and which shall be laid down in the rules of procedure of the Court of First Instance, adjudicate upon appeals brought in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 2.
- It is in the interest of the efficient conduct of proceedings in direct actions and appeals that practice directions should be issued to agents and lawyers representing parties before the Court, dealing with the submission of pleadings and the preparation and conduct of hearings.
- Contrary to the claim that Deggendorf should apply only when the decision of the Commission are incontrovertible (e.g. only when they are finally confirmed by a ruling of the Court) [20], the Commission reminds that its decisions have immediate effect and validity, as is recognised by Italy [21]. This is in line with the general principle that appeals do not have any suspension effects (Article 242 EC Treaty).