Such decisions can be appealed before the courts.

Moreover, domestic courts are not independent and the decisions of the higher courts are often ignored by the executive.

Acted as an Appeals Court from decisions of the Local Courts.

The decisions of municipal courts must be regarded as a problematical source.

It further states that decisions ordering administrative detention can be challenged before the courts.

The decisions of municipal courts on the definition of war for present purposes are not of much value.

Some decisions and opinions of courts not published officially could be commercially published and made available online.

The author's unsuccessfully appealed these decisions in separate proceedings, relating to each parcel of shares, before different courts.

Such decisions shall not be examined on their merits by the courts, including this Constitutional Court .

The author specifies that the decisions of the courts were based on the sole testimonies of Ms. Gascon and himself.

The following three cases illustrate how courts respect the margin of discretion of public authorities to take decisions on resource allocation

This view is reflected in the decisions of municipal courts in several States, but the jurisprudence is by no means consistent.

In some other legal systems, judicial decisions and opinions of higher courts may have value for interpretation and application of legislative rules and procedures.

That situation was not ideal, but decisions of the courts had ensured, in practice, that the legal system upheld the right to equality.

The Government fails, however, to address the allegation of the source that the courts seized have several times annulled the decisions of the Minister of the Interior and that the Minister refuses to comply with the court decisions.

The Committee welcomes the assurance that the Covenant may be directly invoked before domestic courts in MSAR, and that there have been specific decisions of domestic courts in which reference has been made to the Covenant and its provisions.

Candidates, who feel they have been discriminated against on any grounds, usually challenge such decisions of the FPSC and the courts have on many occasions overturned to decisions of the Commission, which prove to be arbitrary or discriminatory.

The decisions should be left completely to domestic courts, without an explicit position being taken by the United Nations in the Commentary.

A claim brought by Prince Hans Adam II before the European Court of Human Rights concerning the decisions by the German courts was also dismissed.

The Novo Mercado dealt with this problem by subjecting disputes involving its newly listed companies to arbitration. Commercial arbitration and courts obligations to enforce the arbitrators decisions can assure investors, even if the courts generally do not.

The authors cannot before the Committee seek to review the strategic decisions of counsel to limit evidence and narrowly define the issues in the domestic courts.

In this case too candidates have full access to the courts to contest all decisions of the Commission, which the candidates feel are arbitrary or discriminatory.

It recalls that it is in principle for the courts of States parties, and not for the Committee, to evaluate facts and evidence in a particular case, unless it is apparent that the courts' decisions are manifestly arbitrary or amount to a denial of justice.

The Court noted in that respect that it was not contested that the dispute was triggered by the decisions of the German courts in the aforementioned case.

In both cases, an appellant mother made submissions that her right to freedom of movement had been disregarded in the decisions of lower courts in relation to parenting orders.

It further recalls that it is generally for the national courts, and not for the Committee, to review the interpretation or application of domestic legislation in a particular case, unless it is apparent that the courts' decisions are manifestly arbitrary or amount to a denial of justice.

6.7 Regarding the authors' claim that they are victims of a violation of their right to a fair hearing under article 14, paragraph 1, the Committee notes that the authors do not contest the proceedings before the courts, but the non implementation of the courts' decisions by administrative authorities.

Two further cases illustrate how courts and tribunals apply objective standards as a means of adjudicating the compatibility of resource related decisions of public authorities with economic, social and cultural rights

The Higher Regional Court found that the claimant was granted sufficient legal protection, because, irrespective of these opposing decisions, he was still able to pursue its rights before state Courts.

It was assumed that those were unaffected by the war and remained in force, and many decisions rendered by British and other prize courts turned upon them.

Noting with appreciation the compilation of decisions of international courts, tribunals and other bodies referring to the articles, prepared by the Secretary General,A 62 62 and Corr.1 and Add.1.

It recalls that it is generally for the national courts, and not for the Committee, to evaluate the facts and evidence in a particular case, or to review the interpretation of domestic legislation, unless it is apparent that the courts' decisions are manifestly arbitrary or amount to a denial of justice.

The Court noted that the question is not whether courts can make decisions that impact on budgetary policy it is to what degree they can appropriately do so.

On 3 February 1999 and on 23 March 1999, the Supreme Court informed her that it could find no reasons to challenge the courts' decisions in her case.

The author states that he complained of these incidents to the judicial authorities, but there is no indication in the file that the author appealed the decisions handed down by the lower courts.

For example, the government s inability to allocate resources such as mining rights or wireless spectrum in a transparent way led the courts to intervene and demand change. And, as the bureaucracy got hauled before the courts, it saw limited upside from taking decisions, despite the significant downside from not acting.

At local levels, out of 93 courts, in 16 courts or 17,2 women are presidents.

He goes on to refer to Pezoldova v. The Czech Republic as an instance where the Committee reviewed the domestic courts' decisions, and invites the Committee to do so in his case.

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6.7 By further letter of 17 November 2003, the author supplies three decisions of provincial courts endorsing the holding of the Divisional Court in his case concerning the fact finding expertise of human rights commissions and the appropriate level of deference.

7.5 The Committee further notes that since the authors' application for resumption of proceedings in 1995, they have repeatedly been confronted with the frustration arising from the administrative authorities' refusal to implement the relevant decisions of the courts.

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The State party contests the admissibility of these claims, pointing out that the authors are in effect attempting to challenge decisions handed down by the domestic courts that have in every case been extensively and closely argued.

Ruling quoted Cases which are not assigned to other courts fall within the competence of the courts of justice.

6.3 The Committee observes that the State party confined itself to asserting that recent decisions by the courts permit the judicial review of pardons, and that the Convention against Torture can be invoked before the domestic courts it did not indicate what specific remedies were available to the complainant, nor what degree of judicial review pardons would be subject to.