In particular, did the State discharge its positive obligations under this Article regarding the applicants’ allegations that their babies were kidnapped and given up for unlawful adoption (see Zorica

under Section 42 of the Fair Employment (Northern Ireland) Act 1976 constituted a disproportionate restriction of his right of access to a court, as the certificate was an irrefutable proof of his discharge

The pre‑investigation inquiry had not provided the Government with a proper basis to discharge their burden of proof and produce evidence capable of casting doubt on the applicant’s credible allegations

The defence’s subsequent request to discharge A.T. was rejected. The applicants were ultimately convicted and sentenced to eight and seventeen years’ imprisonment, respectively.

The applicant complains under Article   17 of the Convention that the investigator failed to discharge properly his professional duties.

In disciplinary proceedings police officers DH01 and DH02 were punished with a conditional discharge with a probation period of one year for committing serious dereliction of duty and by not providing

    Did the State discharge its positive obligations under the substantive limb of Article 2 of the Convention: firstly, to sufficiently protect A.M.’s life, and, secondly, to give a plausible

    Did the respondent State discharge its positive obligation under Article   1 of Protocol No. 1 to provide the applicants with effective remedies enabling them to seek to vindicate their

  41226/09, 14   November 2017), has there been a breach of the applicant’s right to a reasoned judgment owing to the domestic courts’ alleged failure to discharge their duty to state the grounds

Consequently, the State had failed to discharge its positive obligation to guarantee the applicant’s right to respect for her “home” and her “private life”. Conclusion : violation (unanimously).

While the underlying problem lay with an insufficient quality of the domestic law, the lengthiness of that period of time led the Court to conclude that the respondent State had failed to discharge its

Furthermore, the domestic courts found that the applicant’s statement was a factual accusation and that he had failed to discharge the burden of proof resting on him.

However, they had failed adequately to discharge that obligation.

  The discharge was consistent with secondary transfer rather than primary discharge residue.

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  The applicant's complaints under Article 8 of the Convention were rejected on the ground that since she had not appealed against or applied for discharge of the care order and also had not appealed

  Stanonik might absent himself from the court, and as the refusal to discharge the official lawyer was neither illegal nor wrong, the costs decision of 22 February 1985 also stood.

It referred, in particular, to the applicant’s medical records, which indicated that he had developed the initial symptoms of Bekhterev’s disease after his discharge from the army. 7.

A "discharge" of a legal aid certificate is to be distinguished from its "revocation". If a legal aid certificate is "revoked", it is as if the person concerned never had legal aid.