Examples of using Errors of fact in English and their translations into Spanish
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the role of the Appeals Chamber was limited to correcting errors of law invalidating a decision and errors of fact which had occasioned a miscarriage of justice.
annulment- a control that would be exercised over errors of fact and errors of law,
of this judgement will confirm,">the various parties have had the opportunity to formulate more than 170 grounds for cassation, frequently invoking errors of fact in the assessment of evidence
the potential of errors of fact and judgement;
It was stated that an error of fact should be easier to correct than an error committed by a State in adopting the text of a treaty.
The RRT's decision was based on an error of fact, that Mrs. Bakhtiyari
manifest error of appreciation, and error of fact.
Furthermore, Argentina, Paraguay and Venezuela defend the possibility of annulment in case of a manifest and material error of fact in the assessment of conclusive evidence.
the grounds in question were either attributable to an error of fact or law, or were legally unjustifiable.
Overstatement” is used where an error of fact or of calculation is discovered; and.
In any complaint to the Supreme Court regarding an error of fact in the weighing of the evidence,
Subparagraph 1 referred to an error of fact or a situation which was assumed by the State to exist at the time when the act was formulated formed an essential basis of its consent.
manifest error of appreciation, and error of fact.
On paragraph 1, dealing with error of fact, a view was expressed to the effect that it could not be applied in the same manner as in the Law of Treaties.
The Court found that there had been an error of fact in respect of the value of the drugs
the Court even accepted the argument based on the error of fact in the valuation of the drugs,
The Statutes provide that appeals may be made only for error on a question of law invalidating the decision, or an error of fact that has occasioned a miscarriage of justice.
not"a matter of carelessness, negligence or error of fact, but of conscious expression of a deliberate willingness to provide the public with information that would change the apprehension of the company's financial situation,
except whatever comments are necessary to draw attention to some inaccuracy or error of fact, which might give rise to a further reply or rectification.
could only reopen a case if the Division had violated a principle of natural justice or committed an error of fact.