The Higher Regional Court declared the award enforceable.

Should exclusive jurisdiction clauses be enforceable against third parties?

(4) The insolvency law should specify that where a security interest is effective and enforceable under law other than the insolvency law, it will be recognized in insolvency proceedings as effective and enforceable.

(b) The effect of continuation is that all terms of the contract are enforceable.

Article 257 of the Code states, immediately enforceable decisions shall not prejudice the principal action .

In 1998 the claimant applied to have an award rendered in its favour declared enforceable in Poland.

(e) In operative paragraph 9, the word enforceable would be inserted before the words means of access

The respondent (hereinafter the appellant ) appealed against an order of the Trial Division declaring a foreign arbitral award enforceable.

An integrated, transparent, adaptive and enforceable regulatory framework is essential for fisheries and oceans sustainability and that of its industries.

Under the U.S. proposal, forum selection clauses in volume contracts would be enforceable and binding on third parties under specified conditions.

Nevertheless, an international agreement must be incorporated into the domestic legal system to be enforceable as part of the domestic legal system.

Furthermore, it must be remembered that this issue would be essentially irrelevant to the extent that exclusive forum selection clauses are fully enforceable.

(e) Ensure that its legal system provides victims of past acts of torture with redress and an enforceable right to fair and adequate compensation

That stage was thus covered by the protections of the Convention, even though the resolution did not itself confer a directly enforceable right to housing.

The Supreme Court found that the arbitral award was binding and enforceable, according to s. 29 of the Commercial Arbitration Act and article 35 (1) MAL.

However, to be effective, laws must be enforceable, which meant that society as a whole had to be aware of them and willing to abide by their provisions.

We are equally of the strong conviction that the authority of the General Assembly should be reasserted, to ensure that its resolutions and decisions are binding and enforceable.

Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets was first written into the legislation of Fujian Province, and it has become an operable and enforceable regulation throughout the entire regulation.

In 2005, the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 came into force in Ontario and provides for enforceable accessibility standards in the areas of goods, services, facilities, accommodation and employment.

In 2001, after the award had finally been formally served on the respondent and had been registered with the German Courts, the claimant applied to have it declared enforceable in Germany.

Proprietary rights for commercial firms over the most basic element of an individual s genetic identity should not be enforceable. We do not have to believe in genetic determinism to find that argument compelling.

The new legislation, which is more comprehensive, improves on the ODA 2001 by providing for the establishment of enforceable accessibility standards in the areas of goods, services, facilities, accommodation (housing, premises) and employment.

Let s be clear If the US were to insist that strong and enforceable currency disciplines be part of trade agreements, no deals would be concluded. Other countries would refuse and they would be right.

4.2 On 15 March 1996, the Plock District Court erroneously ordered changes to be made to the Commercial Register, without waiting for a final and enforceable order, in accordance with the Polish Commercial Code.

She would also like to know whether the Convention was considered to have higher status than domestic law and could be directly invoked before the courts, or whether its provisions were enforceable under domestic legislation.

It was also noted that the additional threshold requiring that there should be no nexus between the claim and the change of nationality was not easily enforceable, especially in cases of involuntary change of nationality.

If the parties conclude an agreement settling a dispute, that settlement agreement is binding and enforceable ... the enacting State may insert a description of the method of enforcing settlement agreements or refer to provisions governing such enforcement .

While there are different views on the most appropriate enabling environment for business, five important features can be identified appropriate and enforceable regulations and laws, availability of finance, infrastructure, information, and an enabling domestic and international policy environment.

Brazil s finance minister referred to these numerous actions as the currency wars. This is where Sarkozy came in, using his platform as G 20 host to try to forge a set of enforceable guidelines to govern capital flow management.

Article 17 If there are any exclusion clauses imposed by the insurer in the insurance contract, then the insurer shall give specific and clear explanations thereof to the applicant when concluding the insurance contract, otherwise such clauses shall not be enforceable.

Inter American and European human rights bodies have similarly found in certain circumstances that persons falling within a State's authority and control outside of national territory are effectively within that State's jurisdiction and holders of enforceable rights under their respective treaties.

(88) The insolvency law should specify that notwithstanding that a security interest is effective and enforceable under law other than the insolvency law, it may be subject to the avoidance provisions of insolvency law on the same grounds as other transactions.

We also recall that, in the two variants that were considered by the Working Group at its forty third session, the consequence for errors in electronic communications is stated as a contract  has no legal effect and is not enforceable .

When the claimant applied to have the award rendered in its favour declared enforceable according to 1060 of the German Code of Civil Procedure (hereinafter ZPO), based on articles 35 36 MAL, the respondent raised several defences, all of which were rejected.

But they conveniently ignore the fact that the Code of Conduct is voluntary and thus not enforceable. This is why the European Parliament voted across party and national lines in November against lifting the ban until the EU Code of Conduct is made binding.

10.6 The State party argues, in the second instance, that the municipal council's resolution did not confer a direct and or enforceable right to housing, but rather amounted to but one step in a complex process of policy development in the field of housing.

(a) Accept as enforceable and comply with the applicable obligations created by the provisions of the Convention and the rules, regulations and procedures of the Authority, the decisions of the relevant organs of the Authority and the terms of its contracts with the Authority

Such a result would be a boon not just for efforts to limit climate change, but also for addressing other global challenges. A firm, enforceable climate change deal would show that, as difficult as it is to reach a hard law agreement nowadays, it is possible.

In at least one jurisdiction, it has been found that such rules could be easily overridden or amended by ministers or officials in those agencies, the rules do not create legal rights and obligations, and it is unlikely that they will be enforceable in the courts.

On the basis of article 254, paragraph 1, of the Code of Civil Procedure, a judge who hears applications for interim relief may grant an injunction in all urgent cases in which an immediately enforceable injunction is required, having regard to the interests of the parties .

Pursuant to article 2 of the Covenant, the State party has undertaken to ensure to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction the rights recognized in the Covenant and to provide an effective and enforceable remedy in the event that a violation has been established.

Developing countries have called for establishing effective and enforceable international mechanisms under TRIPS to prohibit and prevent the misappropriation of genetic resources to regulate the disclosure of sources of genetic resources and the traditional knowledge involved in an invention and to ensure prior informed consent and benefit sharing.

China might be willing to make a unilateral, but enforceable, commitment not to augment its nuclear arsenal, if Russia and the US reduce theirs further. Determining the circumstances that might induce such restraint and the conditions that would be needed to sustain it is crucial to reinvigorating nuclear disarmament efforts.

Unfortunately, the discussion between countries on trade nowadays is very much a dialogue of the deaf, with countries spouting platitudes at one another, but no enforceable and verifiable commitments agreed upon. There is an urgent need to reform global institutions and more dramatically than envisaged by the G 20 thus far.

The economic historian Harold James has shown in a recent book that in the 40 years of negotiations leading to the adoption of the common currency, all of the problems that now beset the eurozone were discussed repeatedly. Everyone understood that a monetary union would require enforceable fiscal and banking rules.