These requests were rejected because according to reports of prison doctors and doctors of the Vishnevskiy Military Hospital, the applicant's condition was satisfactory and under constant professional

It was stressed that the boy was no longer an infant requiring his mother’s constant care and that he could be well taken care of by his father. 46.

However, the infliction of serious health damage by an official as a result of his or her failure to fulfil professional responsibilities constitutes a separate, aggravated criminal offence attracting

The applicant had not made any allegations of any damage caused to his mental or physical health.

They submitted, in particular, that the applicant could have lodged a civil claim for damage sustained as a result of the allegedly inhuman and degrading conditions of his detention.

Here the need, in terms of s.10, is to enable Interbrew to restrain by court action any further breach of confidence by the source and possibly to recover damages for losses already sustained.

By Article 12a of the Criminal Code, it is not criminal to cause damage to a person who has committed an offence in order to effect his arrest and prevent him from committing further offences, if there

Court of Moscow, Krasnoyarsk Regional Court, Moscow City Court, Eighth Cassation Court),   Art. 6 (1) - applicant’s absence from civil proceedings - civil claim for compensation of non-pecuniary damage

well as to persons who, at the time that this judgment takes effect have – following a procedure set out in law – challenged the refusal to grant them long-term visits or who have lodged a claim for damages

    Damage 80.

    Article 172 § 1 provides that a legal entity ( pravno lice ), which includes the State, shall be liable for any damage caused by one of “its bodies” to a “third person”.

He was also ordered to pay damages to the victim. 7 .

was groundless; she had strong social ties in her place of residence, an excellent reputation and no criminal records; she suffered from chronic diseases; the alleged offences had caused no pecuniary damage

order the medical examination of the second applicant to assert whether there existed any supplementary risks, in the absence of which, that she be authorised to undergo treatment, and to liquidate damage

The room had a direct connection with the adjacent staff room and was under constant video surveillance. The room measured 2.50 by 2.12 metres and the height of the ceiling was 3.15 metres.

Under Article 120 of the Constitution, as interpreted in the constant case ‑ law of the Supreme Court, the judiciary is not permitted to examine the lawfulness of Acts of Parliament.

    The applicant’s attempts to obtain damages in connection with the conditions of his detention and transportation 45 .

On 21   February   2002 the Supreme Court upheld the Land Court’s decision except insofar as the State’s obligation to pay damages amounting to FIM 10,000 and its obligation to pay interest was

The applicant claimed that she had been under the constant surveillance of the local police and subjected to further harassment, including threats that she would be forcibly expelled from northern Cyprus