Appointment and tenure of judges 53.

This resulted in a natural differentiation regarding the appointment procedure, tenure, possibility of dismissal and remuneration, yet the key element was to establish whether the level of safeguards provided

They maintained that specially protected tenancies in the former Yugoslavia had constituted a strong form of tenure, which had allowed their holders to permanently use publicly-owned flats.

material time) “The High Council of Judges and Prosecutors shall be established and shall exercise its functions in accordance with the principles of the independence of the courts and the security of tenure

The applicant company also finds it important that the tenure of office is only three years.

question of Sh.T.’s impartiality, it took note of the fact that the prosecution’s appeal on points of law in the applicant’s case had been lodged on 22 June 2018, but that Sh.T. had not started his tenure

Article 103 provides that all judges are exempt from the military draft and military service during the entire tenure of judicial service.

Tribunal immediately, to refrain from introducing measures that obstruct its effective functioning, and to ensure a transparent and impartial process for the appointment of its members and security of tenure

During his tenure, tensions between Roma and non-Roma inhabitants increased.

The Committee found, inter alia , that “the lack of legal security of tenure and the non-respect of the conditions accompanying eviction of Roma families from dwellings unlawfully occupied by them constitute

In that connection, Mr Jagmetti was to have been engaged in important discussions concerning the assets of Holocaust victims during the last six months of his tenure.

“Political activities” shall mean a State politician’s actions, conduct and participation in the activities of representative and executive institutions during his tenure. 7.

       Moreover, the participant was to state:   -     the number of rooms in the habitation -     the form of tenure (upplåtelseform) -  

The assessment, promotion and security of tenure of those judges were within the control of the executive branch and, in turn, the army.

who is regularly and notoriously involved in illicit dealings" (che sono abitualmente e notoriamente dediti a traffici illeciti) and individuals who, by reason of their behaviour and style of life (tenore

In that connection, Mr Jagmetti was to have been engaged in important discussions concerning the assets of Holocaust victims during the last six months of his tenure.

independence and impartiality of the State Security Court, SIAC found that the court would consist of three judges, at least two of whom would be legally qualified military officers with no security of tenure

    Part I of the Caravan Sites Act 1968 (“the 1968 Act”) provides limited security of tenure to certain occupiers of caravans and caravan sites.

As a result, the tenure of 228 judges (among them 121 judges responsible for court administration and professional supervising) will be terminated the same day, without any transition period, due to the