Examples of using Annulled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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By"cloven asunder" is meant that the former Dispensation is superseded and annulled.
In the matter examined on the merits by the panel the Act must be annulled, or.
the act is annulled.
If the action is well founded, the act is annulled.
A marriage may be annulled if it was concluded in breach of legislative provisions that prevented it from being concluded lawfully.
On 15th September 2008 the court annulled the decision of the general assembly of Heves County,
our marriage will be annulled.
Following the appeal brought by DaimlerChrysler, the CFI annulled the decisions as regards the first two infringements which relate to Germany and Spain.
the woman's previous marriage is immediately annulled.”.
On October 27, the Constitutional Court annulled the 2010 provision on optional space requirements for detainees,
However, the Constitutional Court actually only annulled the part of the act relating to real properties
the woman's previous marriage is immediately annulled.”.
in an earlier judgment, annulled OHIM's decisions rejecting the Czech brewery's oppositions.
the woman's previous marriage is immediately annulled.”.
The upshot is that the Court annulled the Council regulation in so far as it freezes Mr Kadi and Al Barakaat's funds.
The President of the ECJ annulled the suspension, holding that there was no urgency to keep any of the documents from the Commission.
The Court accordingly annulled the Commission's decision in so far as it did not lay down any transitional measures.
Once the marriage has been declared null or annulled, the spouse in good faith retains the right to maintenance after the decision becomes final
The High Court of Cassation and Justice, Romania's supreme court, in a final judgement annulled a decision of the National Council for Combating Discrimination(CNCD) from 2014.
although the time limit should not be so short that arbitrators render a poor award that could be annulled in the future.