judicial document

Such judicial documents are issued independently of the government.

A judicial document is not valid without a greffier's signature.

The service of judicial documents is a well-recognised consular function.

Finally, he said, he will request the release of whatever judicial documents may exist that implicate him.

It allows service of judicial documents from one member state to another without recourse to consular and diplomatic channels.

The transmitting agency in one member state sends the judicial documents to the receiving agency who is then responsible for service.

The detailed judgment commented that "the CBI's request was not backed by ample judicial documents".

Since the testimony was supposed to be a confidential judicial document, officials from the chief prosecutor's office did not publicly confirm that the Tiempo report was correct.

Government Printing Office: The GPO offers a very extensive collection of legislative, executive and judicial documents.

In addition, the Convention requires the parties to provide mutual legal assistance to one another upon request, for purposes of searches, seizures, service of judicial documents, and so on.

The provision permits the requesting judicial officer to "send" judicial documents by postal channels to countries that authorize this usage in ratifying the convention, such as France and Italy.

The convention speaks of 'the freedom to send judicial documents, by postal channels, directly to persons abroad', but makes it clear that this is subject to any objection by the state of destination.

Mr. Khaled's statements were cited as important evidence in a judicial document filed last week that ordered a trial for three people in the Rome airport attack on Dec. 27, 1985.

Secondly, in most Member States of the European Union, these low-cost airlines make the service of judicial documents impossible so that consumer protection is greatly hampered, exactly where consumers actually want to defend themselves legally.

It publishes the periodical Norsk Lovtidend, and Lov&Data and EuroRett, and hosts a website with free, public access to all Norwegian laws and other judicial documents, including court rulings.

A judicial document, and thus one not having royal approval in its particulars, dated 1 November 1109 refers to "duke Don Pedro Fróilaz who [is] ruling the nearby territory of Sobrado".

These documents include constitutional policies, notarized documents, judicial documents from colonial times, letters from famous historical figures such as Simón Bolívar, and historical maps of the New Kingdom of Granada.

A judicial document that emanated from the royal court in 976 refers to a certain royal servant as "in the palace of the most lordly king-emperor ... in obedient service to his most lordly emperor".

Judge Baltasar Garzón also said in a judicial document, filed after a 12-hour closed-door interrogation of the men, that he suspected that some of them may have helped Al Qaeda prepare for the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States.

VWAG argued that the case was one in which there was 'occasion to transmit a judicial document for service abroad', because VWAG, which was not present in Illinois, would need, and was expected, to answer the allegations made against it.

A judicial document of 1077, in the name of Pelagio Gunsaluizi, an enemy of Sisnando's, refers to Sisnando as domno de tota Sancta Maria et Colimbria ("lord of all Santa Maria and Coimbra").

Pelagius also had all judicial documents relating to the diocese collected and copied into a massive cartulary called the Liber testamentorum or Libro (gótico) de los testamentos, compiled around 1120, possibly at the monastery of Santos Facundo y Primitivo in Sahagún.

Although historian Carlo Ginzburg has interrogated himself on the possibility that Marino's contact with the carabinieri were to be traced to May, in any cases, the judicial documents did not register this period during which Marino was in contact with the Italian authorities.