Examples of using Judicial code in English and their translations into Spanish
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as indicated in article 2140 of the Judicial Code.
Under article 148 of the Military Judicial Code, judicial police officers may not hold servicemen handed over to them for more than 48 hours.
In the context of these discussions, there is a proposal to incorporate the general thrust of article 12 in the Belgian Judicial Code and to establish rules that will apply to all proceedings concerning children
The Military Judicial Code contained in Act No. 023/2002 of 18 November 2002, in article 114, provides that military jurisdictions may not try persons under age 18.
Act No. 023/2002 of 18 November 2002 enacting the Military Judicial Code, which removes all offences committed by children under the age of 18 from the jurisdiction of military courts;
This provision becomes applicable in certain divorce cases when the president of the court orders temporary measures on behalf of the children Judicial Code, art. 1280.
the Court of Cassation finally considered that the League did not have an interest in bringing an action under article 17 of the Judicial Code.
the relationship is governed by the Panamanian Judicial Code and the principle of international reciprocity.
the author has failed to substantiate sufficiently his arguments in rebuttal of the State party's claim that article L 7811 of the Judicial Code provided an effective remedy.
the Public Prosecution Service is competent to take action to re-establish-- or to establish-- the child's civil status record Judicial Code, art. 138 bis, para. 1.
article 1399 of the Judicial Code in relation to objection to marriage(Moniteur belge,
article 2053 of the Judicial Code allow law enforcement authorities to obtain relevant information from banks and other financial institutions,
further strengthened by article 114 of the Military Judicial Code, which provides that:"Military tribunals shall not have jurisdiction to try persons under 18 years of age.
1231-41 and 1231-42 of the Judicial Code and article 24 bis of the Act of 24 April 2003 reforming adoption law
pursuant to the Military Judicial Code in force at the time, to hand down convictions.
the Act of 13 March 2003 amending the Judicial Code in respect of adoption(M.B.,
second appearance of the parties(Judicial Code, arts. 1290 and 1293), in accordance with article 931, paragraphs 3 to 7, of the Judicial Code.
in connection with the spouses' original agreements regarding the children(Judicial Code, arts. 1290 and 1293),
3 April 2001) is due to take effect on 1 October 2001; it introduces mediation in family matters during the course of judicial proceedings Judicial Code, art. 734 bis to sexies.
moreover, a child cannot be heard in a case in which his parents have opposing interests Judicial Code, art. 931.