Translation of "Ordonnance de libération d'un détenu sous garde " (French → English) :

AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED THAT (name) be kept in custody of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at (community) and elsewhere in the Northwest Territories as may be necessary until his (or her) attendance in Court is no longer required, at which time he (or she) shall be returned under safe escort by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to the Warden at (name of institution) in (community), (territory or province), who shall receive him (or her) or as otherwise ordered by the Court.

the court that issued the Preservation Order may order the release of the funds preserved if the debtor provides to that court security in the amount of the Order, or an alternative assurance in a form acceptable under the law of the Member State in which the court is located and of a value at least equivalent to that amount.

(7) A creditor should be able to obtain a protective measure in the form of a European Account Preservation Order (‘Preservation Order’ or ‘Order’) preventing the transfer or withdrawal of funds held by his debtor in a bank account maintained in a Member State if there is a risk that, without such a measure, the subsequent enforcement of his claim against the debtor will be impeded or made substantially more difficult.

13. Notes that the Romanian Government authorised the publication of a report by the Council of Europe's European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment; calls on the government to act decisively regarding its main findings that detainees in police custody are often ill-informed about their rights, have difficulty accessing legal advice, and are often subject to various forms of ill-treatment; calls on the government to authorise without delay the publication of two reports by the Council of Europe on children detained by public authorities and on police stations, prisons and mental hos ...[+++]pitals;

13. Notes that the Romanian Government authorised the publication of a report by the Council of Europe's European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment; calls on the government to act decisively regarding its main findings that detainees in police custody are often ill-informed about their rights, have difficulty accessing legal advice, and are often subject to various forms of ill-treatment; calls on the government to authorise without delay the publication of two reports by the Council of Europe on children detained by public authorities and on police stations, prisons and mental hos ...[+++]pitals;

14. Notes that the Romanian government authorised the publication of a report by the Council of Europe’s European Committee for the Prevention of Torture; calls on the government to act decisively regarding its main findings that detainees in police custody are often ill-informed about their rights, have difficulty accessing legal advice, and are often subject to various forms of ill-treatment; calls on the government to authorise without delay the publication of two reports by the Council of Europe on children detained by public authorities and on police stations, prisons and mental hospitals;