Hence, the objections of the neighbours could not be allowed.

Hence, their election campaigning was not confined to the particular constituency in which they were fielding a candidate but extended over all the constituencies taken as a whole.

the grounds that the adoption would have legal implications which ran counter to the applicants’ intentions and the child’s best interests by transferring parental authority to the adoptive parent and hence

However, the expulsion of an alien by a Contracting State may give rise to an issue under Article 3, and hence engage the responsibility of that State under the Convention, where substantial grounds have

Hence, contrary to Mr Fillon’s assertion, the inspection did not cover the “administrative premises”.

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Hence, the Regional Court found that the burden of proof was with the applicant company, which had not produced any evidence to that effect and had not even contested Mr P.'

As he lived in a shared flat, the room, and hence the drugs, could have belonged to any of his flatmates.

Hence, measures of this kind have not been regarded as a form of punishment.

Hence S.G., when participating as the judge rapporteur in the panel deciding on the admissibility of the applicant's appeal, was not called upon to assess and determine whether, for example, the court

Hence, the refusal to grant the application for a preliminary ruling had not been such as to adversely affect the fairness of the proceedings: manifestly ill‑founded.

  he authorities hence took into account not only the general situation but also each applicant’s background and the risks allegedly facing him upon return.

The authorities hence took into account not only the general situation but also each applicant’s background and the risks allegedly facing him upon return.

The authorities hence took into account not only the general situation but also each applicant’s background and the risks allegedly facing him upon return.

As a result, they had been implicitly obliged to abandon the action and hence been deprived of the right to have their case heard by a court.

In the present case, it was appropriate to depart from the general principle in view of the large number of similar applications pending before the Court that ran the risk of overburdening it and hence

Hence the Government requested for the case to be struck out of the list of cases. THE LAW 7.

Hence, the applicant had been entitled in principle to request the assistance of a lawyer.

Hence, it had held that the time-limit for lodging a cassation appeal started to run only on the date on which the defendant was informed of the lawyer's refusal to assist him further.