(b) authorisation to produce a copy of or an extract from a Council document for use in legal proceedings (Article 6(2));

the legality of acts from the fourth paragraph of Article I of this Law, issued by state bodies or by holders of public authorisations at the state level;

Provisions of the Convention on authorisation by child's legal representative are illustrated on the example of refusal to authorise urgently needed treatment.

The property and assets of the Union shall not be the subject of any administrative or legal measure of constraint without the authorisation of the Court of Justice.

(2) In an administrative dispute, the court shall rule on the legality of individual final acts issued by state bodies, local community bodies or other holders of public authorisations.

ln an administrative dispute, courts, administrative and other state bodies, local community bodies, and holders of public authorisations must provide the courts with legal and other assistance.

if a person who may not be a party to the procedure was involved in the procedure of issuing an administrative act, if the party was not represented in accordance with the law by a legal representative, or if the legal representative or the party's proxy did not have ttte authorisation required to perform procedural actions, unless he was given a subsequent authorisation to perform individual procedural actions;

The responsibilities of the broadcaster shall be clearly and adequately specified in the authorisation issued by, or contract concluded with, the competent authority of each Party, or by any other legal measure.

(1) Pursuant to this Law, an administrative act shall be an individual final act in which a state body, local community body or holder of public authorisations makes a decision on a right, obligation or legal benefit of an individual or legal entity, or of any other persons who may be party to an administrative procedure.

l. if a law, a regulation based on a law, or any other legally-prescribed regulation or general act issued to enact a public authorisation was not applied or was applied incorrectly in the procedure of issuing an administrative act;

(4) In an administrative dispute, the court shall rule on the legality of acts adopted by state bodies, local community bodies and holders of public authorisations, and issued in the form of a regulation, where they regulate individual relationships.

a person who may not be a party to an administrative dispute was involved in the procedure, or if the parties were not represented, in accordance with the law, by a legal representative, or if the legal representative or proxy of the party did not have the authorisations required for performing procedural actions, unless individual procedural actions were subsequently approved;

(4) If the authorisation is not filed in due time, any procedural steps taken by the representative other than the filing of a European patent application shall, without prejudice to any other legal consequences provided for in the Convention, be deemed not to have been taken.

through the purchase of an interest by the public partner in a person of public law or other legal person to the holder of special or exclusive rights or public authorisations and the transfer of the performance of rights and obligations deriving from the public-private partnership (hereinafter:

iv the necessary authorisation has been given specifically and in writing by the legal representative or an authority, person or body provided for by law, and after having received the information required by Article 16, taking into account the person's previously expressed wishes or objections.

(1) In an administrative dispute, the due process of the protection of the rights and legal interests of individuals, legal entities and other persons entitled to the rights and obligations against decisions and actions of administrative or, in accordance with the law, other state bodies, local community bodies and holders of public authorisations, shall be guaranteed in accordance with the methods and procedures laid down by this Law.

(2) Where public-private partnership contractors in the execution of public authorisations decide on the rights, obligations and legal benefits of individuals, they shall act pursuant to the General Administrative Procedure Act, unless individual procedural issues are otherwise provided in a special act.

(a) if the entity is situated in a third country where there are legal impediments to the transfer of the necessary information, without prejudice to the sectoral rules regarding the obligation of competent authorities to refuse authorisation where the effective exercise of their supervisory functions is prevented;

through the sale of part of the interest of the state, a self-governing local community or other person of public law or other public partner in a public company or other legal person to the holder of special or exclusive rights or public authorisation and the transfer of the exercising or continuation (maintaining) of the exercising of rights and obligations proceeding from public-private partnership to such legal person (hereinafter:partnership through sale of interest) or

(3) Irrespective of the provisions of the previous paragraph, in matters handled by the IZS/97 as public authorisations pursuant to the provisions of this act until the ZAPS and IZS commence operations, the Ministry of the Environment, Spatial Planning and Energy shall conduct supervision of the suitability and legality of its work pursuant to the provisions of this act.

(4) A road vehicle intended for pre-carriage and on-carriage by road in unaccompanied transport may be parked in the area of the terminal of combined transport or in parking places in their immediate surroundings and in a private facility (parking area) on the basis of an authorisation issued by the authorities and in accordance with the legal regulations of the Contracting Party where the terminal is located.

In the event of the ZAPS or the IZS going into bankruptcy or liquidation, irrespective of the regulations governing the dissolution of legal persons the proceedings may not be completed until, in the manner and under the conditions stipulated by the statute of the ZAPS or the IZS, the records and other materials used by the professional chamber in the implementation of public authorisations pursuant to the provisions of this act are returned to the Republic of Slovenia.

(1) If during the procedure any person requests inclusion in the procedure and demonstrates that the zone of influence in the project for acquiring the building permit based on which the relevant administrative body for construction matters designated the parties to the procedure was erroneously illustrated, such person must submit evidence for such assertions. An expert opinion from a legal or natural person that in accordance with regulations on environmental protection has obtained an authorisation to formulate environmental impact reports shall be deemed to be evidence.

If an appeal is lodged or a repeat procedure is proposed on the grounds that the appellant was given no opportunity to be involved in the procedure as a secondary participant because such person believes that the works' zone of influence was erroneously illustrated, within fifteen days of the applications being lodged with the relevant administrative body for construction matters it shall be necessary to produce an expert opinion for the appeal or proposal for a repeat procedure from which it proceeds that the works' zone of influence is erroneously illustrated in the project for acquiring the building permit. Such an opinion shall be formulated by a legal or natural person that in accordance with regulations on environmental protection has obtained an authorisation for formulating environmental impact reports.

The designation of a representative shall not relieve the marketing authorisation holder of his legal responsibility.

The designation of a representative shall not relieve the marketing authorisation holder of his legal responsibility.";

Entities granted an authorisation, license, permit or concession to explore for or extract oil and gas pursuant to the following legal provisions:

1. the issue of any authorisation to a bank whose directly or indirectly super-ordinate company is a legal person with a head office in a foreign country

(5) If a legal entity has lodged an application for an authorisation to perform insurance business, the procedure of adopting a decision with regard to the authorisation referred to in the first paragraph hereunder shall be joined with that of the adoption of a decision with regard to the authorisation to perform insurance business.

(5) If a legal person has lodged a request for the issue of an authorisation for the provision of banking services the decision-adopting procedure regarding an authorisation for acquisition of a qualifying holding shall be combined with the decision-adopting procedure regarding the authorisation for the provision of banking services.

(7) If a legal entity lodged an application for the authorisation to perform insurance businessinsurance business, the procedure of adopting a decision with regard to the authorisation referred to in the first paragraph hereunder shall be joined with that of the adoption of a decision with regard to the authorisation to perform insurance business.

(3) If a bank merges with another bank or another legal person it must obtain an authorisation from the Bank of Slovenia (hereinafter: authorisation for merger) prior to the entry in the companies registry of the decision on the take-over or merger under the acquiring bank.

«residence permit» means any authorisation issued by a Member State, allowing a third-country national who fulfils the conditions set by this Directive to stay legally on its territory.

(5) In order to enter into an agreement whereby a significant portion of its operations is transferred to another insurance undertaking or legal entity, an insurance undertaking shall be obliged to obtain an authorisation from the Insurance Supervision Agency (hereinafter: authorisation for outsourced operations).

1. requests for the issue of an authorisation to a bank whose indirect or direct controlling company is a legal person with a head office in the foreign country to which the European Commission ruling refers

(1) An insurance undertaking shall be a legal entity with its head office in the territory of the Republic of Slovenia that has been granted an authorisation to perform insurance business by the Insurance Supervision Agency.

(1) A mutual insurance company shall be a legal entity which, in accordance with the principle of mutuality, performs insurance business for its members, and which has obtained an authorisation from the Insurance Supervision Agency.

(2) Should an insurance undertaking merge with another insurance undertaking or legal entity, the acquiring insurance undertaking shall be obliged, prior to the entry in the companies' register of the acquiring company's resolution on acquisition or merger, to obtain an authorisation from the Insurance Supervision Agency (hereinafter: authorisation to amalgamate).

Where close links exist between the investment firm and other natural or legal persons, the competent authority shall grant authorisation only if those links do not prevent the effective exercise of the supervisory functions of the competent authority.

By way of derogation from the first subparagraph, Member States may grant authorisation to investment firms that are natural persons or to investment firms that are legal persons managed by a single natural person in accordance with their constitutive rules and national laws.

The competent authority shall refuse authorisation if the laws, regulations or administrative provisions of a third country governing one or more natural or legal persons with which the undertaking has close links, or difficulties involved in their enforcement, prevent the effective exercise of its supervisory functions.

"general authorisation" means a legal framework established by the Member State ensuring rights for the provision of electronic communications networks or services and laying down sector specific obligations that may apply to all or to specific types of electronic communications networks and services, in accordance with this Directive;

Article 71 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2309/93 of 22 July 1993 laying down Community procedures for the authorisation and supervision of medicinal products for human and veterinary use and establishing a European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products(5) provided that, within six years of its entry into force, the Commission was required to publish a general report on the experience acquired as a result of the operation of the marketing authorisation procedures laid down in that Regulation and in other Community legal provisions.

Article 71 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2309/93 of 22 July 1993 laying down Community procedures for the authorisation and supervision of medicinal products for human and veterinary use and establishing a European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products(5) provided that, within six years of its entry into force, the Commission was required to publish a general report on the experience acquired as a result of the operation of the marketing authorisation procedures laid down in that Regulation and in other Community legal provisions.