But in civil law countries, including such states as Austria, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, and Norway, an acquittal by a court of first instance may apparently be vacated in favour of conviction, by a second instance court sitting in review and there may be no further appeal, as of right, from that second instance court.

Later, and fairly recently, acquitted on appeal in fact, on the second appeal.

The regular courts include the Supreme Court ( Høyesterett ) with 18 permanent judges and a president, courts of appeal (court of second instance in most cases), city and county courts (court of first instance in most cases), and conciliation councils (court of first instance in most civil code cases).

On 29 September 1992, the court of first instance dismissed the constitutional motion a the author apos s appeal against the decision of the court of first instance was dismissed by the Court of Appeal of Barbados on 2 April 1993.

On 29 September 1992, the court of first instance dismissed the constitutional motion c the author apos s appeal against the decision of the court of first instance was dismissed by the Court of Appeal of Barbados on 2 April 1993.

(b) The second appeal (published as United States v. Peltier, 731 F.

An appeal against the minutes may be lodged, in writing or orally, through this Bureau or directly to a body of second instance, which is subject to the administrative fee of 4.00 K under Tar.

The authors could take a civil action for damages against the State in a District Court at first instance, if necessary, on appeal in the Court of Appeal, and subject to leave to appeal in the Supreme Court.

In particular, he declined to put to the Constitutional Court any complaint that Spain's law of criminal procedure is deficient insofar as it fails to grant a full appeal from convictions rendered in a second instance court.

The parties took the matter to appeal and the Chairman of the Office confirmed the first instance decision in May 2004.

Unlike the first instance judge, both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court deemed the CISG applicable to the contract.

Of 175 judges of the courts of first instance there were 121 women, of 44 judges of the courts of second instance there were 27 women.

The second appeal was issued in April 1994, for the six month summer period.

In that case, the Administrative Tribunal would become an appeals tribunal or court of second instance.

For instance, non food requests, including those for health and protection activities, are underfunded in both consolidated appeal processes and transition frameworks.

(a) Chambers of first instance could come under five appeal courts, one in Kinshasa and the other four strategically located throughout the country

The second chapter consists of a complicated legal proceeding known as a state habeas corpus appeal.

A decision at first instance could be appealed to the Court of Appeal, and from there, subject to certain conditions, to the Supreme Court.

The author adds that he cannot exhaust available domestic remedies by way of appeal or amparo, since the court of first instance had not handed down a decision at first instance more than seven years after his initial petition.

The importer has used his right of complaint and is now awaiting the decision of the second instance commission.

3.3 The author claims a violation of article 14, paragraph 5, of the Covenant, on the grounds that he was initially convicted at second instance, by the appeal court, and was denied the right to request a review of that conviction by a higher court.

Mr. K. apos s lawyer appealed to the Court of Appeal, which confirmed the decision of first instance on 10 March 1992 and held that quot there was no place for further appeal quot this would appear to imply that leave to appeal to the Supreme Court had been denied.

The courts of law of the Territory consist of a Court of Appeal, a Supreme Court, the Court of First Instance and the Magistrates apos Court.

The decision was based on the evidence and testimonies before the court of first instance, and on the testimonies and evidence before the Court of Appeal.

The courts of law of the Territory consist of a Court of First Instance, a Magistrates apos Court, a Court of Appeal and a Supreme Court.

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As most States argued in favour of the establishment of a court of first instance and a court of second (Mr. Bos, Netherlands) instance, 18 judges would appear to be a reasonable number.

But article 2 (2) of the Protocol also notes, as an allowable exception to further appeal, those cases in which the person concerned was tried in the first instance by the highest tribunal or was convicted following an appeal against acquittal .

So people, for instance, just to gross you out for a second, had cesspools of human waste in their basement.

The lawyers acting on behalf of Mr. El Derini filed a second appeal (appeal No. 18140 2004), following which the State Security Emergency Court ordered his release on 8 June 2004.

Let us not forget, for instance, that, after access restrictions were lifted in Darfur, it took four months for funds to be committed to the relief appeal.

For instance, an appeal for 16.2 million launched by the United Nations in May 2002 to cover essential needs had raised only 3.8 million by July 2005.

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On 22 August 1995, the authors engaged a second migration agent to appeal to the Refugee Review Tribunal (RRT).

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11. With regard to appeals procedures, provision might be made for an appeal to the chamber of the tribunal which did not hear the case in first instance.