He submitted, in particular, that he had been found guilty in another set of proceedings, that this was reflected in his criminal record, and that hence he had been unable to find work.

  The applicant complained that the Hamm Court of Appeal’s decision of 22 February 2008 refusing his request to return D. to Bulgaria was arbitrary and hence violated his right to respect for his

([GC], nos. 50541/08 and 3   others, 13 September 2016) should also be applied in cases where the restriction on the applicant’s right to a lawyer stemmed from the statutory provisions and was hence

Hence, the beginning of the time-limit could not be determined in a mechanical manner in all cases.

The above statement is a breach of contract that Unilever has with CHEP and hence I would like to revise my statement as below: These pallets are property of CHEP, and hence you cannot dispose the pallets

    Hence, having examined all the material submitted to it in the present cases, the Court has not found any fact or argument capable of persuading it to reach a different conclusion on the

The Court observed that there was no apparent public-interest justification for permitting such a transaction under domestic law in disregard of the actual property value and hence the applicant’s legitimate

  Hence, while the reasons given by the national courts for Mr Laranjeira Marques da Silva’s conviction had been relevant, the authorities had not given any pressing social reasons justifying the

Court’s decision U. 1384/88 of 31 January 1989 An information note shall not be considered as an “administrative act” within the meaning of Article 6 of the Administrative Disputes Act, nor shall it, hence

However, expulsion by a Contracting State may give rise to an issue under Article 3, and hence engage the responsibility of that State under the Convention, where substantial grounds have been shown for

Hence, the present case concerned a situation in which the lives of vulnerable persons in the care of the State had been in danger and of which the authorities had been fully aware.

The applicant appealed against that judgment, arguing inter alia , that the questioning of the child in 2010 had been chaotic and leading, hence inconclusive and unreliable, and that the first-instance

the administrative courts (in this instance an urgent application to protect a fundamental freedom) had highlighted the issue of overcrowding and insalubrious conditions in the prisons concerned and hence

Hence, he did not receive correspondent treatment.

Hence, although the article addressed a matter of public interest, the method used for producing the article, notably the publication of large-size photographs of the applicant, could hardly be said to

Further, the domestic courts had not conducted their assessment in accordance with the established domestic practice reflected in the Supreme Court’s interpretative guidelines and, hence with the required

held that since the land was designated in the 1985 general development plan (“ piano regolatore generale ”) as Class F (namely, services, roads, etc.), it could not be considered as building land; hence

Hence, having lodged her application on 23 April 2013, the applicant complied with the six-month time-limit laid down in Article 35 § 1 of the Convention. 10.

Nevertheless, they were entitled to the “strict and precise application” of the criminal law, hence their acquittal.