The first act or omission will be referred to as the primary act.

iii) The act or omission is committed to compel the Government of Seychelles to do or refrain from doing any act

There is an internationally wrongful act of a State when conduct consisting of an action or omission

The first thing that occurs is an act or omission at the domestic level.

iv) The act or omission is committed against property belonging to the Government of Seychelles outside Seychelles.

v) The person who commits the act or omission is after its commission is present in Seychelles

8. Acts of omission

My sins of omission.

As indicated in draft article 3, the wrongful act of an international organization may consist in an action or in an omission.

142. The draft bill would additionally apply, inter alia, to any fishing vessel of a State and to any act or omission occurring on or by such a vessel, wherever that vessel might be, as well as to any act or omission by an authorized officer on the high seas.

The respondent could not be exculpated by proving that the damage was owing to an act or omission of the claimant (article 66 CISG).

That omission could create the impression that responsibility could be incurred by reason of a wrongful act that might not, in fact, have been committed.

Other jurisdictions rely on the act or omission of the shipper' exception in order to relieve the carrier from the consequences of improper stowage of the cargo.

I. Deaths due to acts of omission

Mr. G. P. Singh (India) commended the Commission's progress on the topic Responsibility of international organizations and concurred with the Special Rapporteur that a wrongful act of an international organization could consist of either an act or an omission.

In this case, it's a sin of omission.

A notable omission is the theme of disarmament.

In this case, it's a sin of omission.

Liability is imposed on the shipper under this article only when the act or omission of the person concerned is within the scope of that person's contract, employment or agency.

However, the Panel has clarified that whether an act or omission of a claimant constitutes failure to mitigate damage depends on the circumstances of each claim and the evidence available.

In particular, there is said to be no evidence that the cause of the delay was attributable to an act or omission on the part of the judicial authorities of Jamaica.

Where that act or omission involves a human rights matter, it will give rise to a separate human rights issue the right to an effective remedy.

Experts felt this omission was disadvantageous.

Whether an omission on its part therefore constituted an internationally wrongful act would fundamentally depend on whether it was explicitly obliged under international law to take action.

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The possibility that a wrongful act of the European Community may consist in an omission was underlined by A. Conze, Die völkerrechtliche Haftung der Europäischen Gemeinschaft (Baden Baden Nomos, 1987), p. 56.

Even during a state of emergency, nobody should be held guilty of a criminal offence on account of any act or omission which did not constitute a criminal offence at the time it was committed.

Most cases at the national and regional level require courts and quasi judicial bodies to investigate a State act or omission and declare it compatible with the constitution or treaty.

The Secretariat wishes to apologize for any inadvertent omission of Party names.

This omission renders the Doha round of trade negotiations unfriendly to development.

I am speaking of the omission of nuclear disarmament and non proliferation issues.

There is also the possibility that the domestic legal system simply does not provide any way means to challenge the act or omission in question, in violation of the obligation to provide an effective remedy.

So far as forced relocation is concerned, the people are not yet victims and, when they do become victims, it will not be on account of an act or omission on the part of their own State.

Interministerial Order No. 0119 of 14 May 2003 establishing omission in the text

In New Zealand, in circumstances where a District Court Judge was liable for an act or omission in relation to his or her judicial duties, the Crown would indemnify the District Court Judge.

(i) Deaths due to acts of omission on the part of the authorities, including mob killings.

In this article, the act or omission of the shipper' exception is retained, but this exception operates now within the context of another division of the burden of proof between the carrier and the claimant than it did under the Hague Visby Rules.

In the area of compensation and rehabilitation systems, article 1645 of the Civil Code establishes that the State is jointly responsible for harm caused by act or omission on the part of public officials, provided that it acted through a special agent.

There does not appear to be any reason for such an omission.

In international criminal law the general principle applies that no one may be accountable for an act he has not performed, or in the commission of which he has not participated, or for an omission that cannot be attributed to him.

Nevertheless, there is no doubt in the Special Representative apos s mind that violations of generally accepted human rights norms are occurring in Iran and that in some cases, by act of commission or omission, the Government must bear responsibility for them.

However, confiscation of private property or failure by a State party to pay compensation for such confiscation could still entail a breach of the Covenant if the relevant act or omission was based on discriminatory grounds, in violation of article 26 of the Covenant.

Rutaganira's conduct was found to have constituted an omission and resulted in complicity.

Moreover, similar difficulties may arise also when what is required is an omission.

This omission may facilitate the use of the territory of the State to recruit, train and finance mercenaries.