Translation of "take judicial notice facts " (English → French) :

4. Member States shall take the general measures necessary to ensure that providers who are subject to a code of conduct, or are members of a trade association or professional body, which provides for recourse to a non-judicial means of dispute settlement inform the recipient thereof and mention that fact in any document which presents their services in detail, specifying how to access detailed information on the characteristics of ...[+++], and conditions for, the use of such a mechanism.

Undertakings are generally well placed to assess the legality of their actions in such a way as to enable them to take an informed decision on whether to go ahead with an agreement or practice and in what form. They are close to the facts and have at their disposal the framework of block exemption regulations, case law and case practice as well as extensive guidance in Commission guidelines and notices.

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 failure 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 failure 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.

1. Member States shall take such measures as are necessary, in accordance with their national judicial systems, to ensure that, when persons who consider themselves wronged because the principle of equal treatment has not been applied to them establish, before a court or other competent authority, facts from which it may be presumed that there has been direct or indirect discrimination, it shall be for the respondent to prove that ...[+++]there has been no breach of the principle of equal treatment.

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 failure 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.