Примери за използване на Judicial authorisation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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of dominant position- Regulation(EC) No 1/2003- Articles 20 and 28(1)- Administrative procedure- Decision ordering an inspection- Commission's powers of inspection- Fundamental right to the inviolability of the home- No prior judicial authorisation- Effective judicial review- Fortuitous discovery).
It should also be considered that the laws of some Member States impose prior judicial authorisation for any kind of interference with the secrecy of correspondence and therefore preclude other
In the alternative, if the Court were to find that Regulation No 1/2003 does not require prior judicial authorisation and that it was therefore impossible for the Commission to apply for such a warrant, the applicants raise a plea of illegality(submitted at the reply stage) in respect of Article 20(4) to(8) of Regulation No 1/2003.
namely Amendment 8 asking for data transfer to be subject to judicial authorisation, and Amendment 9 asking for the Mutual Legal Assistance Agreement(MLAA)
a plea of illegality in respect of Article 20(4) to 8 of Regulation No 1/2003, in the event that the Court were to find that the regulation in question does not require prior judicial authorisation to be obtained.
including any requirement to obtain prior judicial authorisation.
including any requirement to obtain prior judicial authorisation.
searched without prior judicial authorisation;
At the very least, the EDPS considers unavoidable making a judicial authorisation obligatory whenever such authorisation is required by national law(19).
The appellants argue that the General Court should instead have considered the need for prior judicial authorisation to be a key factor underpinning the ECtHR's findings.
including independent judicial authorisation.
The curator requires judicial authorisation to dispose of or encumber fixed assets,
In particular, the Court is required to determine whether ex ante judicial authorisation should be requested by the Commission as a general rule, at least when there is no reason for that institution to act urgently.
That being so, that court rejected the plea put forward at first instance alleging infringement of the right to the inviolability of private premises by reason of the lack of prior judicial authorisation of the Commission's inspections.
this power shall be exercised in accordance with national law without explicitly referring to prior judicial authorisation, as is the case with regard to the power to enter private premises.
If judicial authorisation for the measure is required under the law of the Member State of the assisting European Delegated Prosecutor, the assisting European Delegated Prosecutor shall obtain that authorisation in accordance with the law of that Member State.
Moreover, Regulation No 1/2003 specifically requires prior judicial authorisation only for inspections carried out pursuant to Article 21 of that regulation, thereby implicitly excluding the
In so far as the Commission did not, in the present cases, seek prior judicial authorisation, despite the fact that there was no urgency,
the protection of the rights enshrined in Article 8 of the ECHR requires an antitrust authority always to obtain judicial authorisation before carrying out on-site inspections of business premises.
a court order or other judicial authorisation or warrant or a regulation adopted by the Home Secretary under section 1 of the DRIPA.