Examples of using Service of documents in English and their translations into Polish
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especially those governing the service of documents, it is necessary to lay down a specific and detailed definition of those minimum standards.
It must be borne in mind that the transmission and service of documents lie within a triangle of conflicting priorities concerning access to the administration of justice, the protection of defendants and procedural economy.
The issues which received most attention in the discussion were the amount of time required for transmission and service of documents, the effectiveness of transmitting
No 1393/2007,19 European rules have helped speed up the service of documents between EU countries, despite an ever increasing caseload.
persons from professions responsible for the service of documents such as the bailiffs from all Member States in which the Regulation applies.
The Commission Report indicates that- compared with the situation under the 1965 Hague Convention on the Service of Documents- the application of the Regulation has made the transmission and the service of documents faster.
the procedure ensures effective service of documents, the defendant's rights are duly safeguarded.
applicable law, service of documents, and legal assistance in taking evidence abroad.
expedited the transmission and the service of documents between Member States,
for example as regards the service of documents or the taking of evidence
The document was served by a method prescribed by the internal law of the Member State addressed for the service of documents in domestic actions upon persons who are within its territory; or.
Past experience has shown that international service of documents remains difficult in spite of European regulations on the matter(Service of Documents Regulation, European Enforcement Order Regulation),
reinforced procedural rights concerning the service of documents, as well as further use of optional European substantive law regimes
mainly due to the fact that in certain Member States the costs charged for the service of documents are very high(above 150€)
professions involved in the application of the Regulation(such as persons effecting the service of documents, administrations of Member States responsible for the application of the Regulation,
No 1348/2000 has generally improved and expedited the transmission and the service of documents between Member States,
Costs of service of documents; and.
National rules governing the service of documents;
Meeting of the Advisory Committee on the Service of Documents April 2004.
The systems Member States have in place with respect to the service of documents differ significantly.