As to the severity of the measure, the applicant company had not been ordered to withdraw the magazine altogether, but merely to black out the offending photograph; hence, no restrictions had been imposed

applicants, and the penalty had been chiefly intended to prevent further breaches of the law rather than to secure pecuniary compensation for damage (85% of the confiscated land had not been built on, hence

the Convention, that by finding that the comments at issue had not amounted to harassment and incitement to discrimination, the courts hearing his claim demonstrated racial bias against him and were hence

Hence the essence of her right of access to court had been impaired. Conclusion : violation (unanimously).

Hence, stateless Palestinians from Gaza were not automatically granted residence permits in Sweden and, in the Government's view, an expulsion of the applicant to Gaza was possible.

Hence, the High Court found that tests of the kind ordered by the City Court constituted interference with the sanctity of the grave and that such interference was comparable with the measures to compel

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Hence, the decision for retrial did not impair the fairness of the proceedings taken as a whole.

the applicant had been cooperating with the investigation for over three months, that most of the witnesses had already been questioned by that time and the required investigative actions taken, and hence

Hence, there was a reasonable expectation that the applicant would flee the country and obstruct the investigation. 20.

Thus, postal service would have excluded the application of Section 339 § 2 of the Code of Civil Procedure and, hence, the possibility to apply a longer time-limit to lodge objections against the default

On 20 October the Regional Court upheld the impugned decision, finding that that applicant had been charged with a serious intentional crime and hence had to be detained.

Hence, the applicants had incited terror.

Hence, there was no basis for rejecting the newspaper’s Reynolds defence.

Hence the expropriation pursuant to the Reconstruction Act had been arbitrary within the meaning of Section 1 (3) of the Property Act.

Hence the applicant did not avail himself of an effective remedy to expedite the proceedings.

In particular, they complain about the inapplicability of Law   No. 4616 to the offence under Article 168 of the Criminal Code, and hence their detention between 21   December 2000 and 29 May

Hence the disclosure – albeit partial – of the ambassador’s report had been capable of undermining the climate of discretion necessary to the successful conduct of diplomatic relations in general and of

Although there had been some indications that he had behavioural problems and would hence encounter difficulties at school even before he started attending it, his teacher and the head teacher had only