Examples of using Procedural documents in English and their translations into Hungarian
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By letters of 24 June 2004, the first and second interveners contested the confidentiality of various passages which were obscured in the nonconfidential versions of the procedural documents.
As an exception, procedural documents in a case pending before a court established in the province of Friesland may be drawn up in Friesian.
a third person conducts the proceedings through a representative, procedural documents relevant to the case are served only to the representative(Article 118);
court in person or through a lawyer or another representative has the obligation to receive the procedural documents that are serviced during the hearing.
more assistants who can receive procedural documents transmitted by the Registries.
Procedural documents may be served by the judicial enforcement officer either in person
Procedural documents shall also be served by means of e-EFTACourt on States which are parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area,
Writs of summons and other procedural documents can be communicated by the court registry by telefax,
the court may also serve procedural documents on the recipient electronically by e-mail or fax.
The amendments are aimed to allow procedural documents to be lodged and notified by electronic
Where procedural documents or annexes to such documents are filed with the court using electronic communications only,
If procedural documents are served through a bailiff,
Where parties to the proceedings to whom the procedural documents are to be addressed do not speak the national language,
Where participants in the proceedings to whom procedural documents have to be served do not understand Lithuanian,
At the request and sole expense of the interested party, procedural documents can be delivered directly either by bailiffs, who are required
requires that all procedural documents are translated into that language from the official EU language in which they are received,
conclusions of the parties or any other procedural documents submitted to court be in writing.
As may be seen from the response to question 12, however, it is generally possible to submit a statement of defence and other procedural documents via the Internet if they do not need to be signed in person.
it is generally possible to submit a statement of defence and other procedural documents via the Internet if they do not need to be signed in person.
in particular by transmitting to each other all procedural documents adopted within their respective preparatory bodies as soon as available.