Examples of using Its judgment in English and their translations into Polish
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the Court of Justice, in its judgment of 21 July 2005[14],
In its judgment on April 9, the European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR)
Further of importance is that in its judgment, the VAC cited a pro-EU interpretation of the provisions of the VAT Act
The European Court of Human Rights stated in its judgment of last year that the Church Act was unlawful
In its judgment, the Administrative Law Department said that the documents submitted in the case do not show that the situation for LGBTI people in Cuba is so poor that they are being persecuted as a group.
The Constitutional Tribunal found the same in its judgment, pointing out that the special act was intended to combat a specific social problem connected with non-payment of subcontractors in connection with implementation of public road construction projects.
In its judgment of 16 March 1999 on Joined Cases C-289/96,
To the same effect, the Court clearly stated, in its judgment in Traghetti del Mediterraneo,(12)
On 10 January 2006, in its judgment in case Commission v. Parliament
In its judgment the ECJ held that complainants under Article 86(3)
devoted numerous paragraphs in its judgment to the analysis of whether those reasons were well founded.
The European Court of Justice, in its judgment of 6 December 2005,
it had then certified its judgment in accordance with Article 42 of the Regulation,
the Tribunal deemed that it was useful to defer the moment when its judgment would become legally effective.
In its judgment of 2 March 2010 in Case C‑135/08,
In fact, although in its view the Verwaltungsgerichtshof in its judgment of 24 June 1998 misinterpreted the Schöning-Kougebetopoulou judgment, cited above
That is so even though the Court did not, in its judgment, expressly uphold the views of Advocate General Geelhoed,
In its judgment of 24 June 1998 it inferred from the judgment in Schöning-Kougebetopoulou that since that benefit was to be deemed a loyalty bonus,
It is already inherent in the scheme of the Rules of Procedure that the Court of First Instance can base its judgment, if necessary, on evidence which was not available to interveners see also Article 67(3)(1) of the Rules of Procedure of the Court of First Instance, and moreover Article 287 EC.
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