WAS BEDEUTET INQUISITORIALLY AUF ENGLISCH
Definition von inquisitorially im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die erste Definition von inquisitorisch im Wörterbuch ist in einer Weise, die sich auf eine Inquisition oder einen Inquisitor bezieht, sich darauf bezieht oder dieser ähnelt. Andere Definition von inquisitorisch ist offensiv neugierig; neugierig. Inquisitorisch ist auch in einer Weise, die Strafverfahren bezeichnet, in denen eine Partei sowohl Staatsanwalt und Richter ist, oder in dem die Verhandlung im Geheimen stattfindet.
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Entdecke den Gebrauch von
inquisitorially in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
inquisitorially im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Reported Decisions of the Social Security and Child Support ...
The decision-maker is also obliged to act inquisitorially. In the recent decision of
the House of Lords in Kerr v Department for Social Development [2004] UKHL 23
[now reported as R l/04 (SF)] Baroness Hale stated: "6l. Ever since the decision ...
Great Britain: Office of the Social Security and Child Support Commissioners, Great Britain: Department for Constitutional Affairs,
2006
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Cultural Encounters: The Impact of the Inquisition in Spain ...
NINE. On. Knowing. Other. People's. Lives,. Inquisitorially. and. Artistically.
Joseph H. Silverman The epigraph for my essay comes from the play by Lope de
Vega, El nino inocente de La Guardia. Its words — spoken by a Jew — are a
dramatic ...
Mary Elizabeth Perry, Anne J. Cruz, University of Southern California,
1991
By contrast, evidence-gathering and fact-finding are the PO's core business, and
the PO has very extensive powers in support of that function, which is performed
inquisitorially. Fact-finding is also core business for tribunals and they typically ...
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The Arbitration Act 1996: A Commentary
In many instances it will undoubtedly prove more satisfactory all round for a
tribunal to proceed inquisitorially, even if only in respect of some aspects of a
case, and either as to fact or law (though, if lawyers are involved for the parties, ...
Bruce Harris, Rowan Planterose, Jonathan Tecks,
2008
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Arbitration Practice in Construction Contracts
This provision, together with the provision of section 37 of the 1996 Act under
which the tribunal is empowered to appoint experts or legal advisers, can surely
leave no doubt as to the power of the arbitrator to proceed inquisitorially, subject
...
Douglas S. Stephenson,
2008
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Arbitration practice and procedure: interlocutory and ...
Does that allow an arbitrator to act inquisitorially as some practitioners suggest?
On the basis of the provision in s.12 AA'50, that the parties are deemed to submit
to be examined by the arbitrator, it was suggested that under the old law not ...
D. Mark Cato, Ian Menzies (LL. B.),
2002
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A practical approach to arbitration law
9.1.5 Acting inquisitorially If the parties have not agreed to the contrary the
arbitral tribunal has the power under s. 34(2)(g) of the AA 1996 to act
inquisitorially to ascertain the facts and the law. Arbitration proceedings differ in
this respect from ...
Andrew Tweeddale, Keren Tweeddale,
1999
Would this incongruity factor disappear if a GAAT were to operate inquisitorially
and not, as in the case of the Australian AAT, adversarially? Certainly the fact-
finding processes of primary administration are essentially inquisitorial. However
...
Michael Harris, Vicki Waye, Adelaide Law Review Association,
1991
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Oriental Religions and Their Relation to Universal Religion ...
Heine finely says of Herder, that, "instead of inquisitorially judging nations
according to the degree of their faith, he regarded humanity as a harp in the
hands of a great master, and each people a special string, helping to the
harmony of the ...
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A Statement of Facts Humbly and Respectfully Submitted to ...
... aside for private purposes, or on private statements, from however high a
quarter they come,--can allow wicked misrepresentations to choke the channels
of justice, and thus inquisitorially dispose of so important a question—can thus
allow a ...
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Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
inquisitorially im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Sidcot School appeals over boarding house plan refusal
... should proceed by way of a hearing as this will allow the inspector the opportunity to act inquisitorially when considering the matters at issue. «Cheddar Valley Gazette, Mai 15»
Honohan's show-stopper can't hide Inquiry defects
Last week, nothing encapsulated the inquisitorially-sterile status of the inquiry more than Honohan's declaration - when being asked about the ... «Irish Independent, Jan 15»
King's sister to stand trial for tax fraud
The prosecutor accuses Castro of acting “inquisitorially” against the king's sister “just because of who she is,” while the judge says that Horrach ... «EL PAÍS in English, Dez 14»
Vulnerable people and competing rights
This is conducted inquisitorially since the function of the Court of Protection is not to determine in a disinterested way a dispute brought to it by ... «Law Gazette, Jun 14»