Vertaling van "Giudice di cassazione " (Italiaans → Engels) :

Born 1962; Graduate of the Institut d'études politiques, Paris (1984); former student of the École nationale de la magistrature (National School for the Judiciary) (1986-88); Judge at the Regional Court, Marseilles (January 1988 to January 1990); Law Officer in the Directorate for Civil Affairs and the Legal Professions at the Ministry of Justice (January 1990 to June 1992); Deputy Section Head, then Section Head, in the Directorate-General for Competition, Consumption and the Combating of Fraud in the Ministry for Economic Affairs, Finance and Industry (June 1992 to September 1994); Technical Adviser to the Minister for Justice (September 1994 to May 1995); Judge at the Regional Court, Nîmes (May 1995 to May 1996); Legal Secretary ...[+++]at the Court of Justice in the Chambers of Advocate General Léger (May 1996 to December 2001); Auxiliary Judge at the Court of Cassation (December 2001 to August 2007).

Born 1963; Degree in law (1986), doctorate in law (1997), University of Bucharest; Trainee judge at the Court of First Instance, Buftea (1986-88); Judge at the Court of First Instance, Sector 5, Bucharest (1988-92); Lecturer (1992-2005), then professor (2005-06), in civil law and European contract law at the University of Bucharest; Doctoral studies and research at the Max Planck Institute for International Private Law, Hamburg (between 1992 and 2004); Head of the European Integration Unit at the Ministry of Justice (1997-99); Judge at the High Court of Cassation and Justice (1999-2006); Visiting professor at the Vienna Universit ...[+++]y of Economics (2000); taught Community law at the National Institute for Magistrates (2003 and 2005-06); Member of the editorial board of several legal journals; Judge at the Court of Justice since 12 January 2007.

I. whereas it has been decided that Dr Nour's appeal will be considered by the Court of Cassation on 18 May 2006; concerned, however, at the fact that the judge who was chosen to head this tribunal is the one who was chosen to question the Egyptian judges who testified against the government and confirmed the forgery of the election process last November; proposing that, should Dr Nour remain in prison following the court hearing, an ad hoc delegation from the European Parliament visit him in prison,

I. whereas it has been decided that Dr Nour's appeal will be considered by the Court of Cassation on 18 May 2006; whereas it is concerned, however, by the fact that the judge who was chosen to head this tribunal is the same one who was chosen to question the Egyptian judges who testified against the government and confirmed the forgery of the election process last November; whereas it proposes that, should Dr Nour remain in prison following the court hearing, an ad hoc delegation from Parliament visit him in prison,

Greece: The applicant claimed that its right to appeal had been violated, because at the time of the judgment, against which an appeal could be made, the grounds for judgment were not known, so it was not possible to make the appeal.

Since the Pretore di Pinerolo did not apply the tariff corresponding to the scale of fees laid down in Italy in respect of the services of members of the Bar, the Italian Court of Cassation held that decision to be unlawful and referred the case back to that court on this point.