Il fait état d'une évolution de l'infestation " remarquée au niveau d'une poutre de la lingerie " qui " a progressé et s'est étendue vers le plafond voligé jusqu'au réseau de câbles situé sur la façade

Les capteurs auxquels il est fait référence sont les panneaux thermiques qui ont été substitués à la couverture en ardoises, posés sur les liteaux ou les voliges, fixés avec des clames et tire-fonds, et

, the membership requirement unjustifiably favours the parties at the expense of the large majority of voters who are not members of any party, but nevertheless constitute almost 90 per cent of the voting

The latter alleged that on the date of the election he had seen near a university building a group of persons distributing among young passers-by voting ballots for the election to the Tambov Regional

13 and 14 of the Convention about the lack of an effective remedy to complain about the placement in a metal cage in the courtrooms, and discriminatory treatment of detainees in realisation of their voting

The council, when voting on the draft plan, also decided whether and, if so, in what manner, objections and comments submitted by the local public were to be considered.

Regulation 108 “(1) The decisions of the Board shall be taken by a majority of the members present and voting.

    The Government argued that the applicant’s allegations of serious irregularities in the electoral process had been “based on an ‘unofficial’ copy of the protocol of voting results, which

Catalonia had exercised the right to self-determination in the independence referendum of 1 October 2017, held in the context of threats and repression by the Spanish State before, during and after the voting

various restrictions on the right to freedom of expression - The applicant was fined (RUB 2,000) in administrative offence proceedings for publishing on social networks a stylised image of the "Smart voting

It further decided to suspend the voting rights connected with the seized shares. 27.     On 24 July 2006 the High Court, on a complaint by the applicant company, upheld this decision. 28.

The Government emphasised that, according to the judgment of 6 July 2000, the applicant was convicted of the criminal offence of interfering with the exercise by Ukrainian citizens of their voting rights

  In Lindsay v. the United Kingdom (No. 8364/78, Dec. 8.3.1979, D.R. 15, p. 247), which was concerned with the voting system laid down in the European Assembly Elections Act 1978 for Northern Ireland

affiliated with the producing companies and owning shares in them ought to have been regarded as “interested parties” under the Public Companies Act of 1995 and, as such, should have been excluded from the voting

He came second in the first round of voting, receiving 21.5% of the votes cast, and in the run-off lost against the incumbent, Mr Georgi Parvanov, by 24.05% to 75.95%.

The Court also notes that, in Hirst (loc. cit.), the Grand Chamber found that the restriction of prisoners' voting rights could be said to pursue the aim of preventing crime and enhancing civic responsibility

call option for the Hungarian Development Bank with respect to the shares of the institutions in the Savings Bank in case they voted against the proposed resolutions in certain matters, abstained from voting

He came second in the first round of voting, receiving 21.5% of the votes cast, and in the run-off lost against the incumbent, Mr Georgi Parvanov, by 24.05% to 75.95%.

procedure in Parliament could not be described as an “administrative procedure” under the State Liability Act and that it was impossible to engage liability on the part of the State for the result of voting