Examples of using A judgment in English and their translations into Danish
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Meanwhile, by a judgment of 20 June 2007, the Amtsgericht Oranienburg granted the divorce of Mr and Mrs Rinau.
By a judgment of 23 April 1975, the cour du travail, Brussels, referred two questions to the Court for a pre liminary ruling under Article 177 of the EEC Treaty.
A judgment relating to the parental responsibility of the spouses given on the occasion of matrimonial proceedings as referred to in Article 13 shall not be recognised.
By a judgment of 4 October 1989,
Forming a judgment in this way provides a basis for a sensible public debate on the issues surrounding European monetary policy.
the court said, that a judgment from Surinam could still be recognized
By a judgment of 18 April 1996, the Arrondissementsrechtbank te Rotterdam dismissed Ajax's application and upheld Ansul's counterclaim.
The Union has made a judgment in relation to the customs union for example which this House has ratified and endorsed.
I would refer Mr Hopper to a judgment from the Court of Justice on'whisky-cognac' which provides this explanation and confirms my statement.
By a judgment of 28 September 1979, the Cour d'Appel, Paris, upheld the judgment of the lower court.
In case of problems with a judgment or other form of uncertainty,
In those cases where proceedings in relation to parental responsibility are still pending on the date referred to in(a), a judgment in these proceedings has become final;
By a judgment of 8 November 1977 the French Cour de cassation referred to the Court of Justice a question on the interpretation of Articles 13, 14 and 28 of the Convention.
The proposal aims to ensure that hunters are able to make a judgment about the safety of such wild-game meat.
The Member States shall not be obliged to recognise or enforce a judgment referred to in paragraph 1 which might result in a limitation of personal freedom or postal secrecy.
By a judgment of 16 May 1984, the Cour d'appel, Colmar, referred to the Court for a preliminary ruling a question concerning the interpretation of Article 36 of the Con vention.
The Professional Hunters' Association would play an important role in ensuring that the hunters have the qualifications to make such a judgment.
That decision was partially annulled by the Court of First Instance in a judgment of 18 September 1995 on grounds of procedural irregularities.
that ye may know there is a judgment.
That decision was upheld by a judgment of the Cour d'appel, Rennes, of 20 May 1980 Soc.