Appeal against decision of acquittal or conviction or against sentence

Appeal against other decisions

There shall be no appeal against a decision on entry.

There shall be no appeal against a decision on deletion.

to decide upon appeals against the decisions of high courts;

to decide upon appeals against the decisions of district and circuit courts;

No appeal shall be allowed against the decision on a jurisdictional dispute.

(2) No appeal may be lodged against the decision from the preceding paragraph.

(4) An appeal may be lodged against the decision to reject from the preceding paragraph.

(iii) during any appeal proceedings against the decision on the registration of the mark,

(4) The court may issue a decision to suspend the procedure; an appeal may be filed against this.

(6) The ministry responsible for transport shall decide on an appeal against a decision. Article 122

(3) An appeal is allowed against a decision of an inspector within eight days of the day of delivery.

(3) The mayor shall decide on any appeal against a selection decision issued by a municipal authority.

(ii) during any appeal proceedings against a decision taken by the Office during the former proceedings,

No special appeal shall be allowed against the decision by which the court has permitted an intervention.

An appeal against a decision is allowed within 8 days of the decision being delivered, to the ministry responsible for transport.

(4) An appeal against a decision referred to in the second paragraph of this Article shall not restrain implementation of the decision.

(3) No appeal may be lodged against the decision to suspend the procedure in order to conduct a model procedure.

In deciding upon appeals against decisions of high courts, the Supreme Court shall sit in a panel consisting of three judges.

(2) The Supreme Court shall adjudicate on appeals against decisions passed by the Administrative Court panel with a pane) of five judges, and on appeals against other Administrative Court rulings with a panel of three judges.

An appeal may be made before the Constitutional Court, in accordance with the law, against a decision of the National Assembly.

A time limit shall be fixed for the lodgment of an appeal against a decision of the Customs and it shall be such as to allow the appellant sufficient time to study the contested decision and to prepare an appeal.

The member of the temporary staff may appeal against this decision to the Invalidity Committee that shall be established by the Agency.

The contract staff member may appeal against this decision to the Invalidity Committee provided for in Article 75 of these Staff Regulations.

(2) An appeal to the ministry responsible for transport is allowed within 15 days against a decision on rejection of entry in the aircraft register.

Where an appeal is allowed, the Customs shall put their decision or the ruling of the independent or judicial authority into effect as soon as possible, except in cases where the Customs appeal against the ruling.

No appeal shall be allowable against decisions passed during the preparations for the main hearing and relating to direction and control of the proceedings.

(3) The plaintiff may take action from the preceding paragraph if the body of first instance does not issue a decision against which there may be no appeal.

in respect of decisions of the court of first instance from which no appeal has been taken, on the day when the decision could no longer be appealed against;

Where an appeal is brought against a decision of the General Court, the procedure before the Court of Justice shall consist of a written part and an oral part.

(3) An appeal is allowed against a decision referred to in the first and previous paragraph within a time limit of 8 days of delivery of the decision, at the ministry responsible for transport.

A Competent Institution that receives an appeal against the decision of the Competent Institution of the other Party will stamp the appeal with the date of receipt and forward it promptly to the liaison agency of the latter Party.

(1) An appeal may be lodged with a higher court against a misdemeanour judgement or decision passed in the first instance, unless otherwise determined by this Act.

on the date of expiry of the period prescribed for the reply where the appeal is against an implied decision rejecting a complaint submitted pursuant to Article 167(2);

(2) An appeal may be filed against the decision of the Opposition Division even if the European patent has been surrendered or has lapsed for all the designated States.

If a panel has decided upon a dispute which should have been decided by a single judge, such decision of the panel decision cannot be appealed against on the ground of not having been issued by a single judge.

(7) No appeal may be lodged against the decision to restore the previous state of affairs, unless a proposal contrary to the fifth paragraph of this Article has been granted.

(3) The right to file an appeal against decisions relating to the apportionment or fixing of costs in opposition proceedings may be restricted in the Implementing Regulations.

Irrespective of the provisions of municipal decisions, municipal administrations shall issue decisions on the selection of concessionaires in local communities, and mayors shall decide in appeals against decisions made by municipal administrations.

(2) The exclusion of a higher court judge may be requested by the persons referred to in the preceding paragraph within the framework of an appeal against a judgement or order and if they become aware of a reason for exclusion after having lodged the appeal and no later than by the time the decision on the appeal is issued.

3.13 The owner or the operator of a ship or his representative in the State concerned will have a right of appeal against a detention decision taken by the Authority of that State.

A decision of the Pre-Trial Chamber under article 57, paragraph 3 (d), may be appealed against by the State concerned or by the Prosecutor, with the leave of the Pre-Trial Chamber.

The decision on the costs of proceedings contained in the judgment may be attacked only by means of the appeal against a decree, unless the decision upon the main subject of dispute is being challenged at the same time.

Pursuant to the provisions of this Chapter, appeals against other decisions issued in accordance with this Act within the framework of ordinary court proceedings must also be resolved.

(2) The reasons for the resolutions must be given if appeal against them is permissible or if decisions on legal remedies may be made on their basis, and in other cases determined hereby.

(2) The reasons for the resolutions must be given if appeal against them is permissible or if decisions on legal remedies may be made on their basis, and in other cases determined by this Law.

(9) An appeal against a decision by the Administration referred to in the third paragraph of this Article shall be allowed within a time limit of 15 days to the ministry responsible for transport.

If an appeal has been lodged in addition to the motion to supplement the judgment, the court of first instance shall not send the appeal to the court of second instance until the time period has expired for appealing against the decision on the motion to supplement the judgment.

If, at the end of that period, no reply to the complaint has been received, this shall be deemed to constitute an implied decision rejecting it, against which an appeal may be lodged under Article 169.