Relevant domestic law   22.

   Relevant domestic law   1.

   Relevant domestic law and practice A. Definition of gender in domestic law 20.

The new names are valid for purposes of legal identification (see Halsbury’s Laws of England, loc. cit., para. 1174) and may be used in documents such as passports, driving licences, car registration books

Z..., pris en sa qualité de représentant des créanciers de la société Les bâtiments de l'Agenais, demeurant ..., 10 / de la SMABTP, dont le siège est quartier du lac, 33000 Bordeaux, défendeurs à

The NPD and he were not in fact pursuing aims that were incompatible with the Basic Law.

       On 5 June 1992, the applicant's lawyer informed the Court of Appeal that he had recently been informed, by one of the lawyers representing one of the other accused in the

Josefsen, a lawyer practising in Odense, Denmark. The Lithuanian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mrs D. Jočienė. 3.

  Where the Convention refers to domestic law, it is primarily the task of the national authorities to apply and interpret domestic law.

Erich Proksch, a lawyer practising in Vienna.

  THE LAW   1.

  The principal law and procedures applicable are contained in the Air Force Act 1955 ("the 1955 Act") prior to its amendment by the Armed Forces Act 1996 ("the 1996 Act"), which latter Act came into

  The principal law and procedures applicable are contained in the Air Force Act 1955 ("the 1955 Act") prior to its amendment by the Armed Forces Act 1996 ("the 1996 Act"), which latter Act came into

  The principal law and procedures applicable are contained in the Air Force Act 1955 ("the 1955 Act") prior to its amendment by the Armed Forces Act 1996 ("the 1996 Act"), which latter Act came into

However, the latter refused to make use of her services.

    RELEVANT DOMESTIC LAW 18.     Act no.

He appeared and made submissions to the court in the latter and was present throughout.

The public-law appeal 13.

Spronken, a lawyer practising in Maastricht, the third applicant by Mr. J.M. Sjöcrona, a lawyer practising in The Hague, and the fourth applicant by Mr. G.G.J.

d'un joint soudé à chaud « répondait aux règles de l'art », sans rechercher comme elle y était invitée si la pose d'un revêtement de sol, d'une largeur telle qu'il nécessitait d'être posé en plusieurs lais