Hence, there was an arguable need to allow its members freedom of expression and to prevent partisan complaints from interfering with the exercise of the Commission’s functions.

protection afforded not only to information and ideas that are favourably received or regarded as matter of indifference, but also to those that shock - especially important for an elected representative, hence

Hence, the applicant had, as a result of his own actions, forfeited the possibility of pleading ignorance of Cypriot law.

with the law, the period spent during transportation to the N.A.D. office and the time spent there in questioning should have been deducted from the period of twenty-four hours of police custody and hence

He alleged that having in mind the severity of the crime it was necessary at least to commence criminal pursuit and hence to give the opportunity to conduct more thorough expert tests, to verify the contradictions

Hence, the applicant’s situation did not fall into the category of exceptional cases in which a prisoner’s state of health was wholly incompatible with his continued detention.

Hence, the gradual introduction by the Romanian State of emergency measures, including lockdown, had been aimed at mitigating the economic and social impact of the epidemic and safeguarding the right to

For all applicants, this resulted in various ways in a drop in income that would have been spared them had they been of the sex opposite to theirs and hence subject to the other pensionable age.

It is hence appropriate to strike the cases out of the Court’s list For these reasons, the Court, unanimously, Decides to join the applications; Decides to strike the applications out of its list of cases

Hence, it was an authority subordinated to and dependent on the Ministry, which formed part of the executive branch, and could not be deemed an independent and impartial tribunal.

far as the applicant’s complaint related to his removal from office or disqualification from standing for the presidency, it was incompatible ratione materiae with the provisions of the Convention and hence

It is hence appropriate to strike the cases out of the Court’s list.

It is hence appropriate to strike the case out of the Court’s list as regards the complaint against Bulgaria concerning the temporary ban on the applicant’s leaving the country.

Hence, the deliberate omission had, by itself, resulted in his failing to qualify for accommodation provided by the housing association.

They noted in addition that the applicant had been charged with membership of a criminal gang and hence there was a reasonable risk of collusion.

It is hence appropriate to strike the cases out of the Court’s list.

Having held that it had been arbitrary and hence unlawful for the purposes of Article 5 § 1 of the Convention, the Court did not consider it necessary to undertake a separate examination of the case under

The debtor company had been private, hence the State’s role had been no more than to urge the company to comply with the judgments. The bailiffs had done all they could to enforce the judgment.

Hence the applicants will not be transferred to Italy in accordance with the Dublin ‑ regulation. Their case will be examined by the Immigration Service in the first instance.