In two cases the decision was overruled by the court.

He'll hold a hearing and reverse the court decision.

In administrative lawsuits the court may overrule the decisions of the Office.

Consequently, the Court struck down the rulings relating to Le Praley.

That decision was then reversed by the Cour de Cassation, but this issue was not directly addressed.

2.4 On appeal, the Superior Court of the District of Bedford, on 13 April 2000, reversed the decision of the lower court.

The Provincial High Court set aside that ruling and concluded that there had in fact been intent to steal.

44. In 1991, the Brazilian Supreme Court overturned a decision by the lower courts, maintaining that murder is not a legitimate response to adultery and ordering a retrial.

The agreement of the parties is relevant, but a court can overrule it, based on circumstances.

On 2 May 1991, the author appealed to the Superior Court, demanding the nullity and cassation of the judgement.

The Tribunal can overturn the Registrar apos s decision.

In his confirmation hearings, Kavanaugh sidestepped questions on whether he would overturn certain Supreme Court decisions.

However, on 1 June 1990, the authorities issued a detention order which was overturned by a final court ruling.

He was allegedly sentenced to life imprisonment by the People apos s Court of Minh Hai, in 1979, for intending to overthrow the revolutionary government.

Thus, the Bill would in essence overturn the 1993 ruling of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC), the highest court of appeal for Trinidad and Tobago, as well as for various other Caribbean countries, in the case of Earl Pratt and Ivan Morgan.

The Appeal Court struck it down as contrary to public policy in its final judgement of 7 April 1992.

On 20 December 2004, the High Court of Sierra Leone sentenced 10 men to death by hanging for their roles in an alleged attempted overthrow of the Government.

Moreover, the Supreme Court only made reference to section 101a of the Judiciary Act after it had partially quashed the judgement of the Court of Appeal of 10 April 1992, and referred the case back to the Arnhem Court of Appeal by judgement of 30 November 1993.

Electoral commissions dominated by the ruling party overturned election results on vague grounds, and municipal courts, as well as the Serbian and Federal Supreme Courts, swiftly upheld the annulments.

The Court has also overturned many decisions, such as those affecting the appointment of judges by the Supreme Court and the Media Law of 1992, and has thus become an important counterbalance to the executive and legislative powers.

14. The Court translates no more than it needs to.

The request for nullity was rejected by the court and the appeal on cassation was not resolved within the period of 30 days established by law.

16. Furthermore, the wording of article 23, paragraph 1, gives rise to many difficulties.7 Frances does not wish to give the International Court of Justice the power to reverse judgements rendered by domestic courts.

The Supreme Court rejected this argument and, by decision of 30 November 1993, for different reasons, it partially quashed the judgement of the Court of Appeal on two counts, as well as the sentence, and referred the matter back to the Arnhem Court of Appeal.

Down with tyrants!

In November 1995, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation reportedly overturned the death sentences and referred the case back to the stage of preliminary investigation.

The State party maintains that the Constitutional Court ruling does not override the requirement to exhaust domestic remedies, enshrined in article 5, paragraph 2, of the Optional Protocol.

The court of appeal overturned the sentences in late December 1997.

Moreover, the court adjudicated the claim for damages based on the promissory estoppel theory in conformity with the Hungarian Civil Code and rejected the claim.

A few days later, the Presidents of the Cantonal Court and the two Municipal Courts were elected by the newly appointed judges, whereas the law clearly requires the vote of a two thirds majority of the total number of judgeships.

It consists of 11 judges elected by the House of Representatives, at the recommendation of the House of Counties, for terms of eight years.

On 28 December 1997, the highest Egyptian administrative court overturned a lower court ruling which had struck down a governmental directive banning the practice by health workers of female genital mutilation.98

However, it should be noted that that interpretation was reversed on appeal, and had not been widely followed in the United States, or by courts of other States.

He argues that remaining remedies are futile, as the District Office decided against the spirit of the decision of the Constitutional Court, and that a judgement by the Supreme Court could only overturn a decision from the District Office, without making a final determination.

1989 1994 Counsel at the Court of Appeal of Niamey.

She points out that the Limoges Administrative Court likewise refused to overturn the decision establishing Algeria as the country of return although the interim relief judge had suspended the decision.

Israel should be encouraged to reverse its decision on that matter, as well as to comply with the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice in all activities related to the wall.

The judgement was appealed to the Grand Chamber of the European Court, where it was overturned by a judgement of 8 July 2003.

10.4 At issue in the present case is whether the statements made by Mr. Sjolie, properly characterized, fall within any of the categories of impugned speech set out in article 4, and if so, whether those statements are protected by the due regard provision as it relates to freedom of speech.

The Appeal Court ruling of 7 April 1992 struck down the 18 April 1990 judgement on the grounds that the lower court had of its own motion ordered Le Praley's affairs to be placed under court supervision, despite the fact that Le Praley was not itself a party to the proceedings.

The Committee is concerned about the increasing trend to enact parliamentary legislation and constitutional amendments to frustrate decisions of the Supreme Court that uphold rights protected under the Covenant and overturn certain laws incompatible with it.

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.

Patents are very difficult to overturn.

It's not about overthrowing capitalism.

Reactionary groups were overthrown by the people.