Award - italaw
... 18 August 2008 (“Ordinance 514”) of the Uruguayan Ministry of Public Health (the “MPH”). Article 3 of Ordinance 514 requires each cigarette brand to have a “single presentation” and prohibits different packaging or “variants” for cigarettes sold under a given brand. Until the enactment of the SPR, A ...
... 18 August 2008 (“Ordinance 514”) of the Uruguayan Ministry of Public Health (the “MPH”). Article 3 of Ordinance 514 requires each cigarette brand to have a “single presentation” and prohibits different packaging or “variants” for cigarettes sold under a given brand. Until the enactment of the SPR, A ...
Manual of Procedures - European Commission
... already held an empowerment under the former Regulation 17 such as for example: – rejection of complaint by Commission decision (Article 7(2) of Regulation 1/2003 and Article 7(2) of Regulation 773/2004; Article 13(1)(sentence 2), 13(2) of Regulation 1/2003 and Article 9 of Regulation 773/2004; Arti ...
... already held an empowerment under the former Regulation 17 such as for example: – rejection of complaint by Commission decision (Article 7(2) of Regulation 1/2003 and Article 7(2) of Regulation 773/2004; Article 13(1)(sentence 2), 13(2) of Regulation 1/2003 and Article 9 of Regulation 773/2004; Arti ...
Annex B 5-10 - World Trade Organization
... (a) The complainants are not required to verify the admissibility of objections, but merely to transmit the objection ...................................................................................................................... 195 (b) The transmission of objections is not an unreasonable r ...
... (a) The complainants are not required to verify the admissibility of objections, but merely to transmit the objection ...................................................................................................................... 195 (b) The transmission of objections is not an unreasonable r ...
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
... study examines the legal frameworks through which states attempt to influence private actors and conduct abroad, and associated legal and practical challenges, in order to draw some lessons for the business and human rights (B&HR) sphere. In doing so, it adopts the distinction made by the SRSG betwe ...
... study examines the legal frameworks through which states attempt to influence private actors and conduct abroad, and associated legal and practical challenges, in order to draw some lessons for the business and human rights (B&HR) sphere. In doing so, it adopts the distinction made by the SRSG betwe ...
Volume 59, Issue 1 - Stanford Law Review
... 14. There are certainly costs to my Supreme Court-centric focus. It leads me to elide detailed discussion of federal district court opinions—the decisions where most jurisdictional analysis occurs. Even worse, it risks overstating the malleability of jurisdictional doctrine, since the Court’s jurisd ...
... 14. There are certainly costs to my Supreme Court-centric focus. It leads me to elide detailed discussion of federal district court opinions—the decisions where most jurisdictional analysis occurs. Even worse, it risks overstating the malleability of jurisdictional doctrine, since the Court’s jurisd ...
3 - WTO Documents Online - World Trade Organization
... Second, and more importantly, the Article II issue is simply irrelevant to the issue of where a customs union among developing countries should be notified. WTO Members have already agreed that agreements entered into under Article 2(c) of the Enabling Clause can be notified to the CTD. The December ...
... Second, and more importantly, the Article II issue is simply irrelevant to the issue of where a customs union among developing countries should be notified. WTO Members have already agreed that agreements entered into under Article 2(c) of the Enabling Clause can be notified to the CTD. The December ...
London Court of Arbitration
... Arbitration is a more formalized process resulting in a binding award that will be enforced by courts of law in many countries. The parties must agree to arbitration, but once they do, they may not withdraw. Arbitration is frequently used in international business because it “levels the playing fiel ...
... Arbitration is a more formalized process resulting in a binding award that will be enforced by courts of law in many countries. The parties must agree to arbitration, but once they do, they may not withdraw. Arbitration is frequently used in international business because it “levels the playing fiel ...
CONSTITUTIONAL CARD SORT QUESTIONS
... 8. Who must approve any treaties that are made with foreign countries? (Article II, Section 2) 9. Who has the sole power to try (bring to trial) all impeachments? (Article I, Section 3) 10. Who has legislative (law-making) powers? (Article I, Section 1) 11. Who has the power to declare war? (Article ...
... 8. Who must approve any treaties that are made with foreign countries? (Article II, Section 2) 9. Who has the sole power to try (bring to trial) all impeachments? (Article I, Section 3) 10. Who has legislative (law-making) powers? (Article I, Section 1) 11. Who has the power to declare war? (Article ...
Jurisdiction under the Brussels I Regulation
The Brussels I Regulation contains a jurisdictional regime: the rules which courts of European Union Member States use to determine if they have jurisdiction in cases with links to more than one country in the European Union. The basic principle is that the court in the member state of the party that gets sued has jurisdiction, while other grounds exist, which are diverse in content and scope, and are often classified in descending order of exclusivity and specificity. The original Brussels regulation (44/2001) is regarding jurisdiction rules very similar to the 2007 Lugano Convention (which applies when the dispute has links to more than one party the convention), containing the same provisions with the same numbering. Numbering -and certain substantial issues- will be different when a recast version of the Regulation will apply from 1 January 2015 (1215/2012).