In particular: - (a)     following a report by Lord Penrose issued in 2009, the arrangements for Inner House business have been substantially amended.

A..., puis par la société Ave Foch 22, et enfin par Thomas D... ; que, dans son procès-verbal d'audition du 7 septembre 1995, M.

    Following its visit to Greece in April 2013, the CPT published a report dated 16 October 2014 (CPT/Inf (2014) 26), in which the following is stated: “105.

based on their “inner professional faith” (see paragraph 8 below).

and lives in Kings Lynn.

    In 1995 the Conference on Jewish Material Claims against Germany, Inc.

holding that Article 6 of ECHR in this case did not require the court to allow a director of the company (Mr Politakis) to represent it in the stated case proceedings; and (ii) whether the Inner House

Between 1984 and 1985 there was no increase in the index of inflation but in fact a decrease of 1.01 points. Thus, the rent in 1985 would also be MTL 120 (approximately EUR 280).

Given that there were no cracks in M.Š.'s skull and his inner organs had not been damaged, there was no ground to conclude that his death was the result of violence.

This solution, in contrast to, for instance, the real property price index, was more advantageous for claimants because it guaranteed that the value of the claim would increase in step with inflation and

It seems that three officers were with the applicant in the back of the minivan, and a fourth one was driving it, but it is equally possible that only two of the officers were in the back and the third

   The second, third and fourth applicants complain that they were prosecuted in Greece despite the first applicant's acquittal in the United Kingdom.

CMA CGM [Adresse 4] [Localité 1] représentée par Me Mathieu CROIX de la SCP STREAM, avocat au barreau du HAVRE et assistée par Me Jérôme DE SENTENAC de la SCP INCE & CO FRANCE, avocat au barreau

The term of office of the fourth applicant as President of the Constitutional Court was also terminated, but he remained in office as a judge of that court.

in 2017.

Sliema in 1954.

In May 2019 the Board carried out its fourth review of the applicant’s detention. It declined to direct his release but instead recommended his transfer to an open prison.

In the case of Drăguţă v. Moldova , The European Court of Human Rights (Fourth Section), sitting as a Chamber composed of:   Sir   Nicolas Bratza , President ,   Mr   J.

    The applicant, Ms Ines Bojić, is a Croatian national who was born in 1976 and lives in Zagreb. She was represented before the Court by Ms   L.