Such decisions can be appealed before the courts.

All decisions may be appealed to the Court.

Remedies for any violations of those rights were available through the courts.

Judgements of all those courts could be appealed to the Supreme Court.

During that period, sentences could be appealed to the Supreme Court.

The aksakal courts consider property, family and other cases specified by law, submitted for their consideration with the consent of the parties, for the purpose of achieving the reconciliation of the parties and fair settlements consistent with the law.

Such measures were subject to appeal and contacts with counsel were not prohibited.

Decisions of the Customary Court of Appeal may be appealed to the High Court.

Such practices may be challenged in the courts under the equality clause.

All rulings based on sharia law could be appealed before the Federal High Court.

Recruiting processes directed at women that are open and subject to appeal.

The Court of Appeal hears appeals from both benches its decisions can only be appealed to the Supreme Court of Canada.

It indicates that decisions by the Board of Inquiry may be appealed to the Divisional Court of Ontario.

The case was not appealed.

Rejection of applications for registration or failure to take a decision within the time limits established by law may be appealed in the courts (art.

A refusal to grant access to open information and providing users with information known to be unreliable may also be appealed in the courts.

(1) A refusal to grant access to open information and providing information known to be unreliable can be appealed in the courts.

It states that all decisions of organs of state power are subject to appeal, as guaranteed by article 46 of the Russian Constitution.

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

(b)) The decisions referred to in article 6 of the Convention are administrative decisions which may be appealed and challenged at in courtscourt Parties to the proceedings have always have the right to challenge a decision as do NGOs in cases of decisions requiring public participation also NGOs have this right

The judiciary was separate from the military courts and the decisions of the military courts could be set aside by the Supreme Court.

Appeals can also be lodged against the decisions of local or regional authorities and of institutions, corporations, foundations or private individuals exercising public authority.

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It is recalled, however, that all ICTR judgements except two have been appealed.

In some restricted areas of law, for example, in parking fines, the decision of the administrative court is final and cannot be appealed to the Supreme Administrative Court.

It is recalled, however, that all ICTR judgements except two have been appealed.

The decision of the rejection in granting license or extension of it, as well as the violations of the application processing time can be appealed by the applicant in the order prescribed by the law.

Ms. Ragnarsdóttir (Iceland) said that all cases involving prison sentences, no matter how minor, could be appealed.

Others limited their answers to saying that, as with any administrative decision, such decisions may be challenged in administrative and judicial proceedings (e.g. Poland).

The rulings of the Equality Tribunal, which adjudicated in cases of alleged discrimination, were binding and could be appealed only to the High Court on a point of law.

2.9 The authors challenged these rulings in the Court of Cassation on the following grounds

The liberty and custody judge's orders are appealable and the President of the Court of Appeal or his her designated representative must rule on such appeals within 48 hours of their submission.

In its 30 July 2003 ruling on the Remli case, the Council of State ruled that decisions to place somebody in isolation were also grounds for complaint and thus could be appealed before the administrative courts.

225. All decisions of all courts were subject to appeal and, even in the case of murder convictions, they were not executed until all appeals had been exhausted or requests for clemency considered.

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