Those sums also were just and reasonable, and did not exceed the amounts included in the Minister of Justice’s recommended maxima for legal costs. 45 .

  On 27 July 1984 the applicant, who had been beside the applicant McQuiston when he was scalded by hot tea, was reported to have received a scald to his right wrist.

2)     The Court of Appeal shall, in considering whether to receive any evidence have regard in particular to: (a)     whether the evidence appears to the Court to be capable of belief

In the present case, there is no reason to believe that the police investigation was not in good faith or that the applicant's arrest and detention, having been effected after consultation with a public

    The report went on to criticise “a practice at odds with the values of the Republic”, as expressed in the maxim “liberty, equality, fraternity”.

The term “refugee” refers to an alien who is outside the country of his or her nationality owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted on grounds of race, nationality, religious or political beliefs

He was also worried that he could be badly treated by the US military which may believe that he had disclosed information about them and because he brought with him his service identification cards when

established privileges....As Blackstone said in his Commentaries on the laws of England, 17th ed. (1830), vol. 1, p.163: ‘the whole of the law and custom of parliament, has its original form in this one maxim

for the Home Department informed Parliament on 6 December 1988 that, against the background of the terrorist campaign, and the over-riding need to bring terrorists to justice, the Government did not believe

In this regard, even appearances may be important; in the words of the English maxim quoted in, for example, the Delcourt judgment of 17 January 1970 (Series A no. 11, p. 17, para. 31), "justice must not

  According to the Committee, it had considered the applicant’s accusations of racism (see paragraph 24 above) very carefully   but rejected that aspect of his appeal because it did “not believe

The Court of Appeal established that the newspaper had received the court injunction in time, but had failed to comply with it, thus grossly breaching the maxim that court rulings are imperative (see paragraph

The headmaster was of the opinion that the applicant "strung his parents along", taking home stories about bullying and the like "which he has clearly made up but which equally clearly his parents believe

This belief was based on objective facts.

his decision on sections 503 and 504 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Ley de Enjuiciamiento Criminal, "LECrim" - see paragraphs 42 and 43 below), the judge held that there was sufficient reason to believe

    set reasonable and proportionate maxima for awards for damages and interest in defamation cases so that the viability of a defendant media organ is not placed at risk; 17.9.

Furthermore, relying on Article 367 § 1 of the Criminal Code, he argued that he had written this with a legitimate interest in the case, which was his belief that E.P. had used her position as an elected

The term “refugee” refers to an alien who is outside the country of his or her nationality owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted on grounds of race, nationality, religious or political beliefs

The term “refugee” refers to an alien who is outside the country of his or her nationality owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted on grounds of race, nationality, religious or political beliefs