Eksempler på brug af Grounds for refusal på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Docu ment instituting the proceedings not served in due form
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Due ser vice in sufficient time of the document which instituted the proceedings- Criteria for due service- Law of the State where service is effected- Broad interpretation of the term.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Failure by the defendant to enter an appearance- Concept- Application for post ponement by the defendant owing to the absence of his lawyer- Not a case of non appearance.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment irreconcilable with a judgment in the State of enforcement- Foreign judgment making a monthly main tenance order in favour of a separated spouse- Decree of divorce granted in the State in which enforcement is sought- Irreconcilability upheld.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Service in sufficient time of the document which instituted the proceedings(Art. 27(2))- Criteria- Facts and circumstances of each case- Rules of procedure in the State where enforcement is sought irrelevant.
while Article 7 thereof, which relates to absolute grounds for refusal, makes no distinction between trade marks for goods
Second, it must also be borne in mind that the grounds for refusal to register signs consisting of the shape of a product are expressly listed in Article 3(l)(e) of the Directive.
Community trade mark- Opposition proceedings- Application for Community figurative mark BAU HOW- Earlier figurative marks BAUHAUS- Relative grounds for refusal- No likelihood of confusion- Article 8(1)(a) and(b), and Article 73 of Regulation(EC) No 40/94.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- De fendant not duly served in sufficient time with the document instituting proceedings- Service in sufficient time- Appraisal of the court in which enforcement is sought- Period to be taken into consideration.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- De fendant not duly served in sufficient time with the document instituting proceedings- Issue raised in the State where enforcement is sought- Appeal lodged against the judgment in default in the original State- Effects.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- De fendant not duly served in sufficent time with the document instituting proceedings- Service in sufficient time- Appraisal of the court in which enforcement is sought- Commencement of the period to be allowed to the defendant.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Due service of the document which instituted the proceedings- Examination whether there was due service pursuant to the law of the State where judgment was given, in conjunc tion with the Hague Convention on Service.
In 6,1% of cases several grounds for refusal were invoked:
The grounds for refusal mentioned in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be interpreted in a restrictive way,
to the effect that relative grounds for refusal are to apply
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Defendant not duly served in sufficient time with the document instituting proceedings- Appraisal of the court in which enforcement is sought- Not bound by the determination of the court of the Stale in which the judgment was given that the document instituting proceedings was duly served in sufficient time.
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Docu ment instituting the proceedings not served in due form
the protection of the public interest as regards international relations was associated with other grounds for refusal, such as protection of public security(7,5%)
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Service in sufficient time of the document which instituted the proceedings- Notice of the appoint ment of an expert
Recognition and enforcement- Grounds for refusal- Judgment in default- Defend ant not duly served in sufficient time with the document instituting proceedings- Estab lishment by the court addressed of the existence of appeal procedures in the original State and of the effective use thereof by the defendant in default of appearance.