In the present case, it was not in dispute that R needed special care. The crucial issue concerned whether at the relevant time A was capable of providing R with the care needed.

The replies he received were similar in their wording: the authorities noted that the applicant had undergone the necessary surgical treatment, was receiving antibiotics and that there was no need for

The decisions of the national authorities on compulsory care had been based on Gabriel’s special physical needs as well as his need of stimulation and training due to the medical complications that he

The District Court examined both X’s care needs and the applicant’s competence as a caregiver.

As to the boy’s needs, it was stated that he had lost a lot of weight and accordingly needed close and proper monitoring. It was emphasised as very important that good feeding routines be developed.

The panel reaffirmed the need for the applicant to have further surgery to correct the stenosis.

health problems, owing to the shortage of spaces in the regular mental health institutions it had been housing on a permanent basis mentally ill persons subject to preventive detention who had been in need

Moreover, the applicant had not proved that he needed to travel and that his right to work had been breached.

On 29 January 2021 she requested for this certificate to be annulled and for a new one to be issued, attesting not only that she had a severe disability, but also that she needed a personal assistant.

#Aufhebungsklage – Öffentlicher Dienst – Vertragsbedienstete – Soziale Sicherheit – GKFS – Ablehnung des Antrags auf Mitgliedschaft – Verspätung – Wesentliche neue Tatsache – Unzulässigkeit.

The court stated that there were no grounds to release the applicant and the investigating authorities needed more time to complete the investigation.

He acknowledged that he had grown and consumed cannabis for almost two years but submitted that he needed it for medical reasons.

The expert opinion is that two or three years are needed for his brain condition to stabilise after the gamma knife surgery.

    The case concerns the special educational needs of the applicant’s son, born in 1991 who suffers from his birth from the Little’s disease.

Throughout his incarceration a number of doctors stressed that he needed specialised psychiatric and neurological treatment.

The applicant was of the opinion that they were able to satisfy his needs.

He stated that he needed approximately EUR   2,000 per month to meet his needs.

According to the criteria set by the Ministry, severe disability means those who are in need of twenty-four-hour supervision by their family members and in need of further professional assistance of at