Examples of using Civil code in English and their translations into Slovak
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This is without prejudice to the rights of both parties resulting from generally binding legal regulations, in particular the Civil Code.
Under the Lithuanian Civil Code, the cost of bringing a case comprises official fees and the cost of court proceedings.
The Napoleonic Code is the French civil code, established under Napoleon in 1804.
Referring to the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, it should be
The Napoleonic Code was a French civil code established under Napoleon I in 1804.
The Civil Code lays down special prescription periods time-barring certain matters, such as.
The French Civil Code allows parents to name their offspring anything they please- unless it is against the interests of the child.
The Civil Code allows spouses to make joint wills during the term of their conjugal community(Section 7:23 of the Civil Code). .
even a European Civil Code.
As such, in its Green Paper of 1 July 2010, the Commission tabled several solutions for regulatory models ranging from mere soft law to a European civil code.
The rights arising from defective performance are governed by Act no.89/2012 Coll., Civil Code.
It doesn't have a legal entity according to Code of commerce or Civil Code. It has a club form.
In case of conclusion of a consumer contract of purchase, the guarantee provided for by the Civil Code will be applied.
In conjunction with the above, Article 9 of the Civil Code states that the applicable law is determined by the nationality of the natural persons
The Italian courts took the view that Article 2621 of the Civil Code served to protect not only the specific interests of members
we need to provide evidence in litigation with respect to statutory limitation periods under the current Civil Code.
C The provisions of GFC-UC shall take precedence over the wordings of the Commercial Code and the Civil Code with the exception of mandatory provisions
The provisions governing review of the judgment serving as the basis for certification as a European Enforcement Order are those of Chapter VII of Act III of 1952 on the civil code.
Of the Civil Code, the amount of wear of 1% of the total value of goods for daily use goods