Input formula

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The input formula for court decisions, in particular for judgments , is or has been used:

Germany

Liechtenstein

Austria

Switzerland

Judgments Swiss courts usually do not have an introductory formula.

Other countries

In the name of the people

In the name of the republic

In the name of the law

In the name of the monarch

In the name of God

  • Vatican cityVatican Holy See : In nomine Domini (In the name of the Lord)

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  1. Section 25 (4  ) BVerfGG as well as the judgments (in principle not the decisions) of all specialized courts ( Section 311 (1)  ZPO ; Section 268 (1)  StPO ; Section 117 (1) sentence 1  VwGO) ; Section 105 (1) sentence 1  FGO ; Section 132 (1) sentence 1  SGG ); also § 246 para. 1 StPO-DDR juraforum.de
  2. Art. 72 para. 1 LVerf NRW
  3. ^ Oestmann , Paths to Legal History: Jurisdiction and Proceedings, Cologne a. a. 2015, p. 262 .
  4. Art. 25 para. 1 BayVfGHG
  5. § 18 KiGG.EKD
  6. Art 95 of the state constitution .
  7. Art. 82 para. 2 B-VG