Whenever necessary, the court may specify a time period within which the original document is to be produced or inspected.

If a third person refutes their obligation to produce the document, the decision as to such obligation shall be given by the civil court.

If a party adduces a document as evidence to support their statements, asserting that such document is kept with the opposing party, the court shall order the latter to submit such document within a specified period of time.

(3) If the court decides to end the main hearing and the files and documents containing evidence still need to be supplied, the ruling must be passed within eight days of the day of receipt of the files or documents.

If an original document is by the party, the court shall keep such document and allow the other party to inspect it.

Prior to passing of a decision ordering a third person to produce a document, the court shall invite them make a statement thereon.

Persons other than parties may be ordered to submit documents only if such obligation is imposed on the by the statute, or if the contents of a document to be submitted relate both to such person and to the party adducing it as evidence.

If a party who has been ordered to submit a document asserts that they are not in possession thereof, the court may produce evidence to determine the truth of this assertion.

The Court of Justice may require the parties to produce all documents and to supply all information which the Court of Justice considers desirable.

If the court has doubts over the authencity of a public document, it may require the body purported to have issued to produce a statement thereon.

(c) Inviolability of papers and documents in whatever form and materials relating to their functions for the Court;

Once the original document is no longer needed by the court, it shall be returned to party upon their motion; however, upon the return of the original document the court may order the party to submit a transcript thereof.

The explanations drawn up as a way of providing guidance in the interpretation of the Charter of Fundamental Rights shall be given due regard by the courts of the Union and of the Member States.

on finding that the court of first instance has misjudged the documents or circumstantial evidence upon which the attacked judgment is based;

if the assessment by the court of first instance of the documents or indirectly taken evidence is incorrect, and the decision is supported solely by these facts;

The States Parties shall recognize and accept the United Nations laissez-passer or the travel document issued by the Court to the judges, the Prosecutor, the Deputy Prosecutors, the Registrar, the Deputy Registrar, the staff of the Office of the Prosecutor and the staff of the Registry as valid travel documents.

The court shall enforce a final decree ordering a third person to produce the document by virtue office and in accordance with the rules governing the execution proceedings.

A document which is kept with a government body or other statutory authority and is inaccessible to a party, shall be procured by the court by virtue of office.

(e) For purposes of their communications with the Court and counsel in connection with their testimony, the right to receive and send papers and documents in whatever form;

In this context the Charter will be interpreted by the courts of the Union and the Member States with due regard to the explanations prepared under the authority of the Praesidium of the Convention which drafted the Charter and updated under the responsibility of the Praesidium of the European Convention.

(iii) Inviolability of papers and documents in whatever form and materials relating to the exercise of his or her functions for the Court or his or her appearance or testimony before it;

(iv) For the purposes of their communications with the Court and for a person referred to in article 19, with his or her counsel in connection with his or her testimony, the right to receive and send papers in whatever form.

(5) The misdemeanour authority or court may, if the accused party might hide, or leave for an unknown location or abroad, temporarily seize his travel document.

If only a transcript of the document has been submitted, the court may, upon a motion by the opposing party, order the party submitting the transcript to produce the original document, and allow the opposing party to inspect it.

Applications for visas or entry/exit permits, where required, from all persons who are holders of the United Nations laissez-passer or of the travel document issued by the Court, and also from persons referred to in articles 18 to 22 of the present Agreement who have a certificate issued by the Court confirming that they are travelling on the business of the Court, shall be dealt with by the States Parties as speedily as possible and granted free of charge.

In the circumstances referred to in the second paragraph of Article 291 of the present Act, the judgment shall be rendered and served on the parties not later than within thirty days after it the court has procured the files, documents, and other data, or the record.

The inclusion of this precedent in the Charter has not been intended to change the system of judicial review laid down by the Treaties, and particularly the rules relating to admissibility for direct actions before the Court of Justice of the European Union.

The States Parties shall recognize and accept the United Nations laissez-passer issued to Members and officials of the Tribunal or experts appointed under article 289 of the Convention as a valid travel document.

Other documents shall be delivered by personal service only if so is expressly provided by the statute, or when the court considers that special caution is necessary for the documents enclosed in original or for any other reason.

(8) The higher court may also amend the misdemeanour judgement issued by the court in the first instance if it finds that the court in the first instance made a mistake in assessing a document or other evidence which it did not take but on which it based its judgement.

(d) For the purposes of their communications with the Court, the right to receive and send papers and documents in whatever form and materials relating to their functions for the Court by courier or in sealed bags;

Croatia improves access to justice, including by taking the necessary steps to ensure that, by accession, the Administrative Court is made a court of full jurisdiction in the meaning of Article 6 ECHR and Article 47 of the Charter of fundamental rights, both in law and practice; and by ensuring improved implementation of the Law on legal aid;

The archives of the Court, and all papers and documents in whatever form, and materials being sent to or from the Court, held by the Court or belonging to it, wherever located and by whomsoever held, shall be inviolable.

When a monetary claim is supported by an authentic document the original or a certified copy of which is enclosed with the action, the court shall order the defendant to satisfy the claim (payment order):-

The court shall assess, by its persuasion and taking into account all circumstances of the case, the significance of the fact that a party possessing a document fails to comply with an order to produce it, or asserts, contrary to the belief of the court, that they are not in possession of such document.

to order the parties to state the facts and evidence within a set period, to supplement or elucidate their preparatory applications, and to submit documents and other items suitable to be kept by the court, and in particular to make a statement on the facts of importance for the decision;

Where a dispute has been submitted to the Tribunal in accordance with the Statute, any State not a party to this Agreement which is a party to the dispute may, ad hoc for the purposes and duration of the case relating thereto, become a party to this Agreement by the deposit of an instrument of acceptance.

No investigation or prosecution may be commenced or proceeded with under this Statute for a period of 12 months after the Security Council, in a resolution adopted under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, has requested the Court to that effect; that request may be renewed by the Council under the same conditions.

This Charter reaffirms, with due regard for the powers and tasks of the Union and the principle of subsidiarity, the rights as they result, in particular, from the constitutional traditions and international obligations common to the Member States, the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, the Social Charters adopted by the Union and by the Council of Europe and the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union and of the European Court of Human Rights.

The EU also notes Croatia's plans for the reform of administrative justice based on the Law on Administrative Disputes, including the creation of a two-tier system of administrative courts and the rendering of the Administrative Court as a court of full jurisdiction in the meaning of Article 6 ECHR and Article 47 of the Charter of fundamental rights.

In claims providing for payment of due sum of money not exceeding 200,000 tolars, the court shall issue a payment order against the defendant even though the action does not contain an authentic document, but does allege the legal basis and the amount of debt, adducing also the evidence to determine the truth such allegations.

Any Contracting Party may, by a declaration addressed to the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, when signing this Convention or depositing its instrument of ratification or accession, request that service of a summons on an accused person who is in its territory be transmitted to its authorities by a certain time before the date set for appearance.

If the proceedings are not conducted in the language of a party or of other persons involved in the proceedings, they shall be afforded, upon a motion filed to this effect or when the court finds that they do not understand the Slovenian language, oral translation of statements made at the hearing and written translation of documents used as evidence.

Any State may, at the time of signature or when depositing its instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession, declare that it will establish as criminal offences the active and passive bribery of foreign public officials under Article 5, of officials of international organisations under Article 9 or of judges and officials of international courts under Article 11, only to the extent that the public official or judge acts or refrains from acting in breach of his duties.

The Court of Auditors shall ensure that all securities and cash on deposit or in hand are checked against vouchers signed by the depositories or against official memoranda of cash and securities held.

(3) If the court of registration makes a decision to commence the cancellation proceedings on the basis of the notification from Article 26 hereof, the company shall be served with the decision on the commencement of the cancellation proceedings together with the notification from Article 26 hereof and any other documents that were attached to the notification.

(3) If the plaintiff or the Bank of Slovenia does not attach to the suit the documentary evidence to which it refers, the provisions on incomplete petitions shall not apply but the court shall take in its decision into consideration only that evidence which has been attached to the suit or the reply.

(1) In the event that an appeal does not include the facts from paragraph 4 of the previous Article or if it is not accompanied by documents from paragraph 4 of the previous Article, the appeal shall not be governed by the provisions of the Incomplete Petitions Act (Zakon o nepopolnih vlogah), but shall be considered by the court of registration on the basis of facts and the accompanying documents.

If the Court so requires, a translation of such documents shall be furnished.

If different, Court/Authority drawing up or registering the authentic instrument