Civil tax courts and civil tax courts of appeal were cancelled and substituted by military courts and military courts of appeal.

Circuit courts review by way of appeal proceedings the decisions made by county, city and administrative courts.

Subject matter Extent of the review on appeal by Spanish courts

All criminal courts, whether courts of first instance or courts of appeal (district, appeal, Supreme), may exercise universal jurisdiction on the basis of the per saltum remedy that is available in the Portuguese procedural law system.

The Customary Court of Appeal deals with appeals from the customary courts.

The hierarchy of the courts in Vanuatu consists of three levels inferior courts, a superior court, and an appeal court.

Appeal from these courts leads back into the formal structure.

There are five Garrison Courts throughout the country and one Court of Appeal.

Handled many cases from the lowest Courts (that is, Magistrate and Customary Courts) to the highest Courts (that is, Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Nigeria).

The Judiciary consists of the Court of Appeal, the High Court and the Magistrates Courts.

Subject matter Extent of the review of criminal case against complainant on appeal by Spanish courts

(c) Auxiliary judges may be appointed to make up the number of judges in courts of first instance and courts of appeal (arts. 70 and 50)

It acts as an appellate body for the Magistrates Courts and the Customary Court of Appeal.

31. The expertise of judges from countries where an independent judiciary has already been developed will be made available to the Cambodian courts at all levels (Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal, Municipal Courts).

You can appeal against a decision to refuse an export licence in the Portuguese Courts of Law.

The law is administered by the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court, which comprises a Court of Appeal and a High Court of Justice, courts of summary jurisdiction and magistrate courts.

Some are still active in the competition agency others are under appeal in the courts.

Were constitutional rights matters referred to it directly, or only on appeal from lower courts?

(c) Courts of appeal could be composed of three judges (two non nationals and one national, or vice versa)

Women first entered the judiciary in 1975 and they work in the civil, criminal and commercial justice systems and in courts of all levels, from the courts of conciliation to the courts of first instance, appeal and cassation.

If Khodorkovsky disagrees with the final decision of the Russian courts, he will undoubtedly appeal to that court.

quot The military appeal courts are formed according to military law 172 and are composed of three judges.

Subject matter Evaluation of evidence and extent of the review of criminal case against complainant on appeal by Spanish courts

The devolution of criminal jurisdiction from the three Appeals Courts (sitting in Bujumbura, Gitega and Ngozi) to the 17 High Courts had the effect of significantly reducing the case load of the Appeals Courts, and effectively introducing the right of appeal.

(Remarkably, the Obama administration claims that veterans right to appeal to the courts should be restricted!)

Article 91 provides that judgements delivered by military police courts are subject to objection and appeal.

Among other changes, the reform will put and end to the collective vacations for appeal courts.

The case shall be subject to the procedures and means of appeal in regard to rulings of the religious courts.

But I remain hopeful that we will prevail in the end, when higher courts hear Tempo's appeal.

Detainees could also appeal to the courts against decisions ordering solitary confinement, and request less severe treatment.

In cases where the courts ruled in favour of the complainant, EUPM advised local police authorities to appeal the decision.

If, on the other hand, an appeal is lodged on grounds of unwarranted detention, jurisdiction rests with the judicial courts.

Moreover, the appeal could have been accompanied by an application for a stay of execution and a request for the temporary suspension of the enforcement of the decision under article L.10 of the Code of Administrative Courts and Administrative Courts of Appeal, which was in force at that time.

A petition to the Government is an extraordinary remedy that cannot replace an appeal to the ordinary courts.

Pursuant to article 16 of the Act, the organizer may appeal to the courts against a decision to prohibit a demonstration.

Hearings in courts of first instance and in courts of appeal are held in the presence of the defendant or convicted person and his or her defence counsel (Code of Criminal Procedure, arts. 246 and 339).

(d) Decisions about citizenship shall be made by the designated organs of the Constituent Republics, subject to appeal to the competent courts.

They can appeal before courts only on matters related to their matrimony should their marriage be official or legal.

If the person concerned disagrees with the decision on his application, he may appeal against it to the courts.

Such authorizations were usually never refused but refusals were, in any case, subject to appeal to the administrative courts.

Rayon Courts operate as courts of first instance.

The Court of Appeal considered that the new evidence had no bearing on the matter in issue as defined by the appellant itself both in the lower courts and in its appeal factum.

Three types of courts were in place in Nigeria, namely, common law courts, customary law courts and sharia courts.

There were three levels of courts magistrate courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court.

In particular, members of the Committee wanted to know whether it was possible to appeal against decisions of that court before the ordinary courts.