Section 1 of Act No. 58/1969 on Liability for Damage Caused by a State Organ’s Decision or by an Erroneous Official Act of 1969 ( Zákon o zodpovednosti za škodu spôsobenú rozhodnutím orgánu štátu alebo jeho

/1969 on the liability of the State for damage caused by a State organ’s decision or by its erroneous official action ( Zákon o   zodpovednosti za škodu spôsobenú rozhodnutím orgánu štátu alebo jeho

The Appeal Court stated: “[27]     In the first place it is important to notice that Scots law is particularly jealous to protect a person who has, in the domestic sense, been charged with a

Further inquiries showed that she was, and has reason to be, jealous on account of her husband's relations with other women.

satisfies Article 5 § 4, on condition that the procedure followed has a judicial character and gives to the individual concerned guarantees appropriate to the kind of deprivation of liberty in question ( Jecius

5 § 4, on condition that the procedure followed has a judicial character and affords the individual concerned guarantees that are appropriate to the kind of deprivation of liberty in question (see Jecius

    Around the same time as their relationship ended, V.C.A. got into an argument with one of the applicant’s male friends because V.C.A had become jealous of that friend.

The police officer then questioned L.M., who acknowledged that he was a jealous person and had indeed made death threats against M.T. multiple times.

He had refused, claiming that his girlfriend was jealous. 27.

He had become particularly jealous after their separation because he had started seeing her date other men.

/1969 on the liability of the State for damage caused by a State organ’s decision or by its erroneous official action ( Zákon o   zodpovednosti za škodu spôsobenú rozhodnutím orgánu štátu alebo jeho

No. 58/1969 on the liability of the State for damage caused by a State organ’s decision or by its erroneous official action ( Zákon o zodpovednosti za škodu spôsobenú rozhodnutím orgánu štátu alebo jeho

and circulated         them among South African exiles to 'prove' Stan was making         false claims against me because he was jealous

According to the applicant’s criminal complaint, he was jealous and had threatened to kill her and anyone she let into the flat.

The applicant had committed the murder because he had been jealous of the relationship between one of the victims and his wife.

In his memorandum of 5   May 1988 (see paragraph 15 above) Mr   Perkins stated that he found the statement “disturbing” since it showed clearly that Paget-Lewis was “overpoweringly jealous” of

R.’s former wife had described R. as reliable and affectionate in a relationship, and said that he had never been violent, aggressive, disrespectful, controlling or jealous.

Common Part -           ensure fidelity on both sides (do not flirt, do not try to make the other jealous, do not frequent prostitutes) -    

    Finally, as jealousy was a recurring theme in life, the Maltese legislator had protected wives and their children from the antics of jealous husbands or fathers.