Although the issue raised in the present case concerned a doctrine upheld by the Catholic Church, and hence a religious matter, an analysis of the article in question showed that it did not contain attacks

In any event, she emphasised that the friendly-settlement declarations had not been published on the SAC website, hence they had not been disclosed to the public. 7.

Hence, the Court concludes that respect for human rights does not require the examination of these applications. 16.

In any event, she emphasised that the friendly-settlement declarations themselves had not been published on the SAC website, hence they had not been disclosed to the public. 7.

Hence, it follows that the old practice of the Supreme Court of Cassation is no longer applicable.

Hence, the applicant ought to have been aware of that requirement and should have complied with it at all stages of the proceedings (see the relevant case-law cited in paragraph 7 above).

Hence, at least the initial stages of the investigation should not have been too difficult.

Hence, he could have foreseen that he ran the risk of the penalty laid down in Article 215a of the Criminal Code. 2. The Court’s assessment 27.

Such fines, when imposed, were coercive rather than compensatory in nature and the person concerned could not claim to be the recipient and hence the beneficiary.

Hence, it could not be regarded as having been disproportionate to the aim pursued. 48.

The land had belonged to the State and hence had not been ownerless at the material time, so the District Court should not have applied the acquisitive prescription rules to the case.

Hence the new owners in those cases could not have reasonably expected to remain proprietors and their legitimate expectation of remaining proprietors ( Vertrauensschutz ) did not deserve protection. 2

Hence, the effect of this provision is to require the existence of an effective remedy to deal with the substance of an “arguable complaint” and to grant appropriate relief (see Kudła v.

Hence, exceptional circumstances in the instant supervision process have not materialized.   III.   CONCLUSION   67.

Hence it concluded that the requirements of sections 1(1a) and 1(1b) of the Property Act (see “Relevant domestic law and practice” below) were not met.

The appeal, so far as it concerned that order, was hence to be referred back to the lower panel (see paragraph 20 below). 17 .

evidence, and having regard to the relevant statutory guidance issued by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (see paragraph 28 below) the court concluded that AIHA’s housing allocation scheme, and hence

Hence, exceptional circumstances in the instant supervision process have not materialized.   III.   CONCLUSION   67.

;   With regard to the compatibility ratione temporis , the Court notes that on the date of introduction of the application the judgment of 21 January 1998 remained unenforced, and the Court is hence