charter of feoffment by livery of seisin

reference [ referral to the court ]

seizin | seisin

covenant for seisin

Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers [ Charter of fundamental social rights ]

Charter of the United Nations and Statute of the International Court of Justice [ Charter of the United Nations | Statute of the International Court of Justice ]

colour chart | color chart | colour guide | colour finder | colour-finder

Charter of the Organization of American States [ Charter of the OAS | Charter of Bogotá ]

1. Notes that the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which summarises the basic values on which the EU is founded, i.e. all the principles it sets out, has been "recognised" (Title II, Article 7) and appears in Part II of the draft Constitution prepared by the European Convention; regrets, however, that this "recognition" and this incorporation in the draft Constitution are inadequate, since no explicit reference is made to the legally binding nature of the Charter and no provision is made for direct, individual referrals to the Court of Justice of the European Communities;

1. Notes that the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which summarises the basic values on which the EU is founded, i.e. all the principles it sets out, has been "recognised" (Title II, Article 7) and appears in Part II of the draft Constitution prepared by the European Convention; regrets, however, that this "recognition" and this incorporation in the draft Constitution are inadequate, since no explicit reference is made to the legally binding nature of the Charter and no provision is made for direct, individual referrals to the Court of Justice of the European Communities;

1. Notes that the Charter of Fundamental Rights, which summarises the basic values on which the EU is founded, i.e. all the principles it sets out, has been ‘recognised’ (Title II, Article 7) and appears in Part II of the draft Constitution prepared by the Convention; regrets, however, that this ‘recognition’ and this incorporation in the draft Constitution are inadequate, since no explicit reference is made to the legally binding nature of the Charter and no provision is made for direct, individual referrals to the Court of Justice of the European Union;

The terms 'sovereign equality' and 'reality of the situation on the island' are totally contrary to Articles 9a and 9b of the Helsinki Council conclusions and to Articles 3 and 4(1) of Council Decision 2001/235/EC of 8 March 2001 on the EU-Turkey partnership agreement. Moreover, the position on disputes between Greece and Turkey makes no mention of 'peaceful settlement of disputes in accordance with the UN Charter' or of 'bringing the dispute to the International Court of Justice within a reasonable time', as set out in Article 4 of Helsinki and Articles 3 and 4(2) of the partnership agreement.