The applicant company further requested that Section   20   §   3 of the Media Act - which, in cases of special circumstances, allows the authority to stop or remit the imposition of coercive

REFFI                  M.A.

Strictly speaking, it was outside her remit as she is not a member of parliament.

If the Supreme Court set the lower court's judgment aside, it could either decide the case itself, or exceptionally remit it to the lower court for re ‑ examination (Article 229 § 2). B.

to quash, fully or partially, judicial decisions of the first-instance, appellate and cassation courts, as well as judicial decisions delivered under the procedure of additional cassation ..., and to remit

juridiction peut être considérée comme indépendante notamment à l'égard de l'exécutif, il échet de tenir compte des modes de désignation et de la durée des mandats de ses membres, de l'existence de règles régissant

A cette occasion, il est remis à l’étranger un questionnaire visant à préparer l’audition auprès de l’instance décisionnelle en matière d’asile, le CGRA.

If it upheld the request, the Presidium could decide whether to quash the judgment and terminate the criminal proceedings, to remit the case for a new investigation, or for a fresh court examination at

    With regard to punishment, it noted that the normal punishment would be imprisonment and it was therefore not possible to remit the sanction completely.

As such it falls under the prohibition of Articles 148 [and] 146 of the Criminal Code, because it not only goes against Article 39 § 1 of the Constitution, but also against Article 10 of the European Convention

REFFI                  M.

    The Court considers that this objection goes to the very heart of the question whether the applicant had been denied the right of access to a court in the determination of his civil rights

REFFI                    Mr. H.C.

REFFI                B. CONFORTI                N.

At the same time it may remit the case to the authority concerned for further proceedings, order that authority to refrain from violating the [person’s] fundamental rights and freedoms ... or, where appropriate

The following dialogue took place between the applicant and the court: “Court: We consider that your cross-examination goes into detail beyond the extent it could go at this stage of the main trial regarding

Court finds that a disputed decision has breached a human right or freedom guaranteed by the Constitution, it will accept the constitutional appeal and quash that decision, in whole or in part, and remit

Indeed on any realistic assessment of the situation, it would have been entirely remiss of the UK authorities if they had failed to make themselves available at Heathrow in order to arrest Amin.

II. shall quash the judgment challenged in the appeal and remit the case to the first instance, if a) the court was not lawfully formed, b) a judge excluded under the law took part in adopting the judgment

REFFI                  B.