Given that he had served his sentence he believed that this was the only procedural decision the court could reasonably take and, in any event, his intention was not to have the merits of the case reassessed

The only problem was that such an intention had not been communicated to the applicants.

The court concluded that the defendants’ intention was not to inform the public but rather to spread negative information about the plaintiff.

The Government offered to pay the non-pecuniary damage claim in full, but did not offer to pay the court and legal costs.

Having analysed the content of the article and the witnesses’ testimonies, it held that the journalist’s intention had not been to defame the applicant but merely to make his opinion regarding the applicant

He maintained that the note “not guilty” and the judgment itself showed that he had been acquitted substantively and the proceedings had not failed on a technicality such as limitation or faulty summons

    The Court notes that this complaint is neither inadmissible for non ‑ exhaustion of domestic remedies (see Annen v. Germany , no.

The type of operation – offset printing on sheets of paper – was not among the operations listed in Annex I of Regulation No. 7 of 2003 on limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds released into

the information (elements) required by the Commissioner for Refugees (REFCOM); (iii) the fact that the applicant had been found in possession of a ticket to go to Italy showed that his intention was not

  Russia , no.

If his intention was not to keep the money, he could have made that clear by reacting in the restaurant, especially as there were restaurant employees present.

Their intention had not been to reveal any information about X’s private life. Article 10, in so far as relevant, provides: “1.   Everyone has the right to freedom of expression.

issue, who in general were highly interested in politics, it had been apparent that the leaflet issue merely constituted a means to provoke a political discussion and they had been aware that its intention

The Court does not see any reason to disagree with these findings. It further notes that there is no suggestion of any compulsion having been exerted in the course of the questioning. 22.

It also held: “...if the applicant had had no intention of taking and keeping the money, he should have reacted immediately.

Their intention was not to kill but to injure her so that they could arrest her. 16.

, although that intention need not be the only or the essential motive for the action (settled case-law, see Federal Court of Justice in GRUR 1952, p. 410 - Constanze I; Baumbach-Hefermehl, Wettbewerbsrecht

His intention had not been to offend the claimant. He had acted in the general interest, taking part in a public debate on matters of considerable importance to society.

It also held: “... if the applicant had had no intention of taking and keeping the money, he should have reacted immediately.