The court declared itself not competent in this case.

Court or authority competent to decide on recognition and enforcement

(a) Establish national or local arrangements for coordination between their competent authorities

Once more, the complainant did not contest this decision in the competent domestic court.

The designation of the competent court is addressed elsewhere in the United States Bankruptcy Code.

Proving the fraudulent conduct by means acceptable in the competent court can vary between countries.

Judge Rasheed Mezhar of that Court undertook overall responsibility for the management and investigation of the crime, including crime scene management and preservation and collection of evidence by the competent local authorities.

The Judicial Service Commission appoints the local court justices.

Everyone has the right to seek a hearing of his case by a competent, impartial court.

(kk) Insolvency court means a judicial or other authority competent to control or supervise an insolvency proceeding.

Acted as an Appeals Court from decisions of the Local Courts.

Underlines that any court trying a person charged with a criminal offence should be competent, independent and impartial

In fact, according to JFBA, the court finds even the most mentally retarded people are completely mentally competent.

In civil matters an aggrieved party is at liberty to institute proceedings before a court of competent jurisdiction.

The death penalty can only be carried out pursuant to a final judgement rendered by a competent court.

In 25 States, the court appointed for examining a request for enforcement was a higher level court (being either a Court of Appeal or High Court) and in forty one States, it was the court of first instance which was competent on that matter.

The author's committal to a psychiatric institution was ordered by a competent, independent and impartial court established by law.

3.8 Please describe the procedures and competent court for any appeal or other possible recourse against a leave for enforcement.

Request competent organizations to provide information on provisions of the Convention regarding local and traditional knowledge, know how and practices

The concept of the capacity of the court means that, in exercising its functions, the court must constitute a judicial body competent to deal with all aspects of a case .

In case of trial, offences of enforced disappearance shall be brought before a competent, independent and impartial court established by law.

Question 2. Which court or authority is competent to decide on a request for enforcement? Is it one particular court or authority for the entire country or is it one type of court or authority? What criteria determine the competence of the court or authority?

The Court recalled that i t is up to the court, which is legally competent under the law, to decide whether the subject matter of an application comes under its jurisdiction.

A competent court should determine whether individuals ordered or participated in atrocities motivated by the genocidal intent to exterminate a protected group.

The competent criminal court began trying the defendants in the terrorism cases and bombings which had occurred in various parts of Yemen.

Once the inquiry had been completed, the process entered its second or intermediate phase with the accused brought before the competent court.

(c) The adoption of a decree embodying the Code of Military Justice, which provides for the establishment of two competent courts to try military personnel the Court Martial and the Military Court.

Under Hungarian law, each victim had the right to turn to a competent local prosecutor to request proceedings against the enforcement authorities.

The local school, clinic hospital, district court, mosque as well as other buildings were destroyed.

Conducting criminal and other cases involving intricate question of interpretation of the Local and International Laws before the Trial Court and Appellate Courts, including the High Court and the Supreme Court.

(g) Confiscation , which includes forfeiture where applicable, shall mean the permanent deprivation of property by order of a court or other competent authority

(g) Confiscation , which includes forfeiture where applicable, shall mean the permanent deprivation of property by order of a court or other competent authority

(a) The competent court may proceed to seize any property derived from the crimes mentioned in the preceding article, or resulting from them.

3.7 Please describe the procedures and competent court for any appeal or other possible recourse against a decision refusing to enforce an award.

competent international bodies

The court may issue a decision upon the proposal immediately, without previous delivering to competent body to reply, if the information is well founded.

order removal of the perpetrator from the home regardless of the ownership status, until a final decision of the competent court has been adopted

The need to allocate appropriate resources to enable national institutions to refer complaints to a competent court and to allow them to defend victims.

It is a cross sectoral right, and every individual thus has the right to a fair hearing by a competent, independent and impartial court.

Second, the court would be competent to try crimes under general international law as stipulated in article 26 (2) (a) of the draft statute.

The replies reflected a great variety of situations nine States replied there was no specific court competent to decide on a request for enforcement of an arbitral award, nor specific procedural regulation for that type of request, whereas, in the other States, a specific court was competent to decide on enforcement of foreign arbitral awards.

In addition, the competent officials were trained on a continuing basis and travelled frequently in order to form their own opinions regarding local circumstances.

The Committee observes that the Supreme Court expressly stated that it was not competent to reappraise the facts forming the basis for the conviction of the author, a function which the Court considered the exclusive and sole prerogative of the court of first instance.

(b) Giving preference to the utilization of competent national experts or, where necessary, competent experts from within the subregion and or region, in project design, preparation and implementation, and to the building of local expertise where it does not exist and

(b) giving preference to the utilization of competent national experts or, where necessary, competent experts from within the subregion and or region, in project design, preparation and implementation, and to the building of local expertise where it does not exist and