in the file.

    In this respect the Constitutional Court referred, inter alia , to its judgment of 16 January 2006 (SK 30/05), in which it had already examined the possibility of the Supreme Court under

In this connection the Court recalls that, in its judgment in the case of Cyprus v.

He referred inter alia to the Supreme Administrative Court resolution of 15   April 1996, OPK 9/96, which, in his opinion, justified the responsibility of the local government administration in the

She received, inter alia , a powerful punch in the abdomen and a boot kick to the inner left leg. 18.

The term “internal roads” used in the contested decision did not exist in the Land Administration Act 1997 as applicable in November 1999.

In the case of MGN Limited v. the United Kingdom, The European Court of Human Rights (Fourth Section), sitting as a Chamber composed of:   Ljiljana Mijović, President,   Nicolas Bratza, David

It may be that his failure to do so may be actionable in international proceedings in Strasbourg, just as the failure of the Secretary of State resulted in a successful application to Strasbourg in McKerr

    The relevant domestic law and practice concerning requisition orders is to be found in, inter alia , Ghigo v.

Unlike in many other guarded centres, the one in Kętrzyn had outer but no inner bars on the windows and the windows in the day rooms ( świetlica ) were without any bars.

  The second applicant is a pensionner, born in 1916.   The third applicant, born in 1939, is a teacher by profession. The fourth applicant is an administrative assistant, born in 1944.

In September 2006 he stood as a candidate in that month’s presidential election.

and in the police van.

Judges assessed the evidence according to their inner convictions, based on a detailed and impartial assessment of all the circumstances of the case in accordance with the law. 33.

In 1990 the Rent Regulation Board had established the fair rent applicable in 1939.

In the case of Beuze v.

Those measures could be applied in respect of persons with mental disorders who, inter alia , presented a danger to their health or the health of another person.

After a public inquiry which lasted for 24 weeks and heard 125 witnesses, a fourth terminal was opened in 1986.

In the case of Ohanjanyan v.