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Supreme Court Group (England and Wales)

Supreme Court Group (England and Wales)

The Supreme Court

(The Supreme Court)

the Supreme Court).

(l) “Supreme Court” means the Supreme Court of the Borrower.

The Supreme Court shall have power:

The Supreme Court is the highest court in the state.

The request shall be filed with the Supreme Court.

A revision shall be decided upon by the Supreme Court.

Proportion of women of the members of the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court may extend the detention a further three months.

the Administrative Court) and by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia (hereinafter:

(1) In disputes between the Administrative Court and the Supreme Court over their jurisdiction, the decision shall be made by the Supreme Court with a panel of five judges.

(S) The archive containing matters which, before the entry into force of this Law were decided on by the Supreme Court, shall be kept by the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court must decide on the appeal within three days of receiving it.

If the motion for disqualification involves the president of the Supreme Court, the decree thereon shall be rendered by a plenary session of the Supreme Court.

A petition for protection of legality shall be decided upon by the Supreme Court.

the Supreme Court,

The Supreme Court shall rule on the appeal within three days of receiving the appeal.

(1) In the first instance, the Supreme Court shall adjudicate with a panel of three judges.

Procedural actions which have been conducted before the Supreme Court shall not be repeated.

(b) for the creation of a data-interface between the computer systems of the Supreme Court and SMA.

Those actions in the procedure that were carried out before the Supreme Court shall not be repeated.

(2) The Supreme Court shall make the decision under the preceding paragraph, without the main hearing:

( 1 ) The Supreme Court shall adjudicate on the following in administrative disputes of first instance:

(2) The Supreme Court shall adjudicate on disputes regarding the division of jurisdiction between an administrative and other court.

In such event, the court competent to provide legal aid shall forward the request to the Supreme Court to pass a final decision thereon.

(2) Irrespective of the provisions of Article 10 of this Law, the denationalisation matters which the Supreme Court received before 1 January 1997 shall lie within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court in the first instance.

(2) In disputes between the Administrative Court and a court of general jurisdiction or a specialised court over jurisdiction, the decision shall be made by the Supreme Court with a panel of three judges.

If the court cannot proceed due to exclusion of a judge, the district or circuit court shall notify thereon the high court which shall, in turn, notify accordingly the Supreme Court. Thereupon, the Supreme Court shall delegate the power to conduct the proceedings to another court from its territory with the competent jurisdiction over the subject-matter.

(3) The decision on extraordinary legal remedies shall be made by the Supreme Court, unless otherwise stipulated by law.

(3) Until the election of the personnel council of the Administrative Court, its functions shall be performed by the personnel council of the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court may not change the ruling of the court of first instance to the detriment of the party who appealed if that party is the only one to appeal.

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

(3) The decision on a complaint against a decision of first instance in an administrative dispute shall be made by the Supreme Court.

The minutes may be examined exclusively by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia, which shall decide on extraordinary appeals.

"The Supreme Court shall adjudicate on appeals against resolutions passed by the Administrative Court in a panel of three judges, and on appeals against Administrative Court rulings in a panel of five judges."

(2) Jurisdictional disputes between courts and misdemeanour authorities shall be decided by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia.

The action, a court` s decision subject to an appeal, appeal to the Supreme Court for extraordinary judicial review, and the dun letter to pay the court fee due to the action shall be delivered to a party by personal service.

(4) A Supreme Court judge who, at the proposal of the chairmen of both courts and following the judge's written consent, has been allocated to the court by the judicial council may also adjudicate in the Administrative Court.

(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.

(d) Project implementation arrangements satisfactory to the Bank have been entered into between MOF and each of SMA, MOJ, the Supreme Court and MAFF.

(2) The Supreme Court shall, with a ruling, annul the ruling of the court of first instance and remove the administrative act if, in the procedure before the court of first instance, the provision of Article 37 of this Act was violated.

(2) The Supreme Court shall, with a ruling, annul the ruling of the court of first instance and remove the administrative act if, in the procedure before the court of first instance, the provision of Article 35 of this Law was violated.

If the exclusion applies to the president of the court, the case shall be decided by the vice-president of the court in the function of president of the court, and if the exclusion also applies to the vice-president of the court, the president of the court shall appoint a deputy president of the court from among the court's judges; if this is not possible, either, the president of the court shall request from the president of a higher court or the president of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia to appoint his deputy.