Примери за използване на Civil courts на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Civil courts, within which- apart from“general” civil branches- exist i.e. commercial, family and labour branches;
The civil courts offer a number of different methods by which a creditor can enforce a judgment in their favour.
Without properly functioning civil courts, there is no guarantee that innovative entrepreneurs can claim the rewards of their ideas.
The main difference between the superior and the inferior civil courts is a formal one,
All criminal and civil courts are suspended,
Civil courts examine cases of private law domain(disputes between two private parties)
Without properly functioning civil courts, there is no guarantee entrepreneurs can claim the rewards of their ideas.
The length of time for lodging an appeal is the same as for other appeals before the Civil Courts.
Article 2- All criminal and civil courts are suspended
Passengers can also try to resolve their cases in civil courts, especially if they insist on getting compensation.
Article 2.- All the criminal and civil courts are suspended
ARTICLE 2: All criminal and civil courts are hereby suspended
In particular, on matters not excluded by Article 2, the ordinary civil courts have jurisdiction in cases of.
Ordinary civil courts(called district courts in the Cyprus legal system)
etc.), which are civil courts.
The civil courts offer a number of different methods by which a creditor can enforce a judgment in their favour.
These claims are generally brought in the civil courts and usually have no connection with a criminal act or offender.
seq. of its Constitution, Portugal has two separate sets of courts- the civil courts and the administrative courts. .
Judgments of civil courts are enforceable through a centralised procedure administered by the Enforcement of Judgments Office.
The First Hall of the Civil Courts hears cases of a civil and/or a commercial nature exceeding the jurisdiction of the Court of Magistrates.