Vertaling van "to go to law " (Engels → Nederlands) :

Although the objective of protecting the security of energy supply could justify restrictions to the freedoms listed in TFEU, the unconditional veto powers granted to the state by the INA law seem to go beyond what is necessary and proportionate to achieve this objective.

(17) Since the objective of the proposed action, namely better foreseeability of court judgments requiring genuinely uniform rules on the law applicable to contractual obligations determined by a mandatory and directly applicable Community legal instrument, cannot be adequately attained by the Member States, who cannot lay down uniform Community rules, and can therefore, by reason of its effects throughout the Community, be better achieved at Community level, the Community can take measures, in accordance with the subsidiarity principle set out in Article 5 of the Treaty. In accordance with the proportionality principle set out in that Article, a Regulation, which increases certainty in the law without requiring harmonisation of the substan ...[+++]tive rules of domestic law, does not go beyond what is necessary to attain that objective.

Our experience, Commissioner, is that failure to compensate for lawyers’ fees and court costs is at present, in a number of countries, making access to the courts more difficult for victims of accidents, or indeed, putting it beyond their financial reach, and that it results, in many cases, in the cost of going to law exceeding the amount of compensation they can expect.

The risk in such situations is that the persons involved might refrain from asserting their rights because of the obstacles that they would encounter in going to law in a foreign country, with unfamiliar legislation and procedures, and the costs that they would have to bear. In many cases, moreover, including for example small claims litigation, legal expenses can even exceed the sum at issue.

– (DE) Mr President, we are all familiar with the historic entreaty ‘Sire, grant us the freedom to think!’ Today, and when voting on the Napolitano report, we would have to amend that and say, ‘Sire, grant us the freedom to vote!’ But who is the ‘Sire’ in this instance? The two gentlemen standing over there, Mr Corbett and Mr Wuermeling, Mr Corbett and Mr Méndez de Vigo, those who, even when something as central as nations' right to go to law is at stake, are trying to make a man out of a woman or the other way round, even though they know perfectly well that you cannot be just a little bit pregnant?

(d) The Federal Constitutional Court reserves the right to examine legal acts of the European institutions and organs even in the future in order to determine 'whether they remain within or go beyond the limits of the sovereign rights conferred on them', and states that German State organs 'would be prevented on constitutional grounds from applying (European legal acts no longer covered by the ratifying legislation) in Germany'. That in effect amounts to national courts examining Community law in the light of national constitutional law, which is incompatible with the principle of the supremacy of Community law.