special court

extraordinary court

special court

plea as to the jurisdiction of the court

disability exception

Solicitors court allowance

Federal Supreme Court Regulations of 11 September 2006 on the Oversight of the Federal Criminal Court, Federal Administrative Court and Federal Patent Court | Federal Supreme Court Oversight Regulations [ FSCOR ]

peremptory plea [ plea in bar of trial | plea in bar | defense in bar | bar defense | objection at law | litis contestation negative | objection to admissibility ]

Rent Tribunal (1) | court for tenancy matters (2)

Grant the relief sought by the Appellant in the proceedings before the General Court (save for damages, which are to be assessed by the General Court)

It submits that the General Court erred in law in so far as it raised an objection of inadmissibility of its own motion in respect of the action brought by Forgital Italy in Case T-438/10 without setting out the reasons of fact and law on which that objection was based or allowing the parties to submit their comments in that regard, as required under Article 113 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court.

where an appeal is brought before the General Court against a decision of the Tribunal disposing of the substantive issues in part only, disposing of a procedural issue concerning a plea of lack of competence or inadmissibility or dismissing an application to intervene;

21. Recalls that the Icesave dispute remains unresolved at this stage; stresses that the Icesave issue must be resolved outside the accession negotiations and must not be an obstacle in the way of Iceland's accession process; takes note of EFTA's Surveillance Authority decision to refer the ‘Icesave’ case to the EEA Court and of the ruling of the Icelandic Supreme Court upholding the Emergency Act of 6 October 2008; appreciates the continuous commitment of the Icelandic authorities to resolve this dispute and welcomes the first partial payments to priority creditors in the winding-up of Landsbanki Íslands hf, estimated to be close to ...[+++]one-third of the recognised priority claims;