Übersetzung für "judicial notice " (Englisch → Französisch) :

It should be noted that, in the context of the judicial review of the decision by which a selection board refuses to include a candidate on the reserve list, the Tribunal verifies whether the relevant rules of law have been observed, that is to say the rules, in particular the procedural rules, laid down in the Staff Regulations and the notice of competition and those governing the proceedings of the selection board, in particular the selection board’s duty of impartiality and its observance of the principle of equal treatment of cand ...[+++]idates, and the absence of misuse of powers (judgment of 13 December 2012 in Case F‑101/11 Mileva v Commission, paragraph 40 and the case-law cited).

What the amendment to subclause 30(7) is doing is providing that, for example, if a prosecutor is seeking to have a court take judicial notice of a band law, the court is going to want to make sure it has access to that law so that it can verify what the content of the law is; otherwise, the court is simply not going to be willing to take judicial notice, and they're going to ask that the law be proven if the law only exists in an individual registry.

However, certain requests must be sent via the central authorities of Member States (requests for temporary transfer or transit of persons held in custody, and sending of notices of information from judicial records).

Be it resolved that the Senate of Canada uphold its constitutional conventions of judicial independence and constitutional comity, and assert its own privileges and powers to conduct its own inquiry without judicial interference or attempts at judicial government; and further, that the Senate declares Madam Justice Sandra Simpson's actions, orders and judgement of March 27, 1997, subsequent to and in disregard of the Senate's own resolution on March 20,1997 superseding the Commission of Inquiry's reference and assuming the subject matter, were an unlawful and undue political interference in Senate proceedings and Senate functions; and further, that the Senate expresses its just displeasure at Madam Justice Simpson's ruling and her failur ...[+++]e to take judicial notice of the Senate's Orders and Committee of Inquiry and declares her ruling to be a breach of the Senate's privileges and declares that the judicial person, Madam Justice Sandra Simpson, is in contempt of Parliament.

Be it resolved that the Senate of Canada uphold its constitutional conventions of judicial independence and constitutional comity, and assert its own privileges and powers to conduct its own inquiry without judicial interference or attempts at judicial government; and further, that the Senate declares Madam Justice Sandra Simpson's actions, orders and judgment of March 27, 1997, subsequent to and in disregard of the Senate's own resolution on March 20, 1997 superseding the Commission of Inquiry's reference and assuming the subject matter, were an unlawful and undue political interference in Senate proceedings and Senate functions; and further, that the Senate expresses its just displeasure at Madam Justice Simpson's ruling and her failur ...[+++]e to take judicial notice of the Senate's Orders and Committee of Inquiry and declares her ruling to be a breach of the Senate's privileges and declares that the judicial person, Madam Justice Sandra Simpson, is in contempt of Parliament.

Be It Resolved that the Senate of Canada uphold its constitutional conventions of judicial independence and constitutional comity, and assert its own privileges and powers to conduct its own inquiry without judicial interference or attempts at judicial government; and further, that the Senate declares Madam Justice Sandra Simpson's actions, orders and judgement of March 27, 1997, subsequent to and in disregard of the Senate's own resolution on March 20,1997 superseding the Commission of Inquiry's reference and assuming the subject matter, were an unlawful and undue political interference in Senate proceedings and Senate functions; and further, that the Senate expresses its just displeasure at Madam Justice Simpson's ruling and her failur ...[+++]e to take judicial notice of the Senate's Orders and Committee of Inquiry and declares her ruling to be a breach of the Senate's privileges and declares that the judicial person, Madam Justice Simpson, is in contempt of Parliament.