Accordingly, the municipal authority, and hence the State, were to be held responsible under the Convention for the judgment debt in the first applicant’s favour.

Hence, the difference in treatment in question had primarily pursued the legitimate aims of protecting public order and protecting the rights and freedoms of others.

Hence, members of the clergy, and to an even greater extent lay employees of the Church, could not be excluded from the scope of protection of Article   11.

Hence, it could not be said that there had been good reason for the applicants’ inability to question the witness or have him questioned.

Hence the applicant had, at the least, been subjected to forced labour within the meaning of Article 4 of the Convention.

Hence the events of 12 March, hence the events of 12 September ... Hence the gallows, hence the prisons, hence the people sentenced to 300 or 400 years.

  Hence the gallows, hence the       prisons, hence the people sentenced to 300 or 400 years.

Furthermore, he has not been informed of the alleged facts of the case which led to the conclusion that he posed a threat to national security and hence, was deprived of a possibility to refute the allegations

The SAC held that there had been no difference in treatment in the applicant’s case, hence no discrimination.

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Hence, the order of the police had not been lawful as required under Article   182 of the CAO.

SUR CE POINT, QU'A LA SUITE D'UN CONTROLE DOUANIER OPERE LES 14 ET 16 DECEMBRE 1977 A CHANAS-ROUSSILLON (ISERE) SUR LES MARCHANDISES TRANSPORTEES DANS DEUX CAMIONS EN PROVENANCE DE LA FIRME ALLEMANDE HENKE

Case Date of the decision 17654/18 André HERCK 05/03/2020 34083/15 Jean-Jacques PRINGELS AND Nathalie PONET 05/03/2020   The Committee of Ministers, under the terms of Article 39, paragraph 4, of

Commission had exceeded, albeit by only one day, the time allowed it - no special circumstance of a nature to suspend the running of time or justify its starting to run afresh was apparent from the file - hence

In September 1986, he unsuccessfully challenged the order before the administrative courts on the ground, inter alia , that he had resigned before the dissolution of the company and hence, according to

Hence, the applicant had not been properly fed and undoubtedly had not had enough to drink, notwithstanding the obligation on the part of the national authorities to provide for the health and general

Commission had exceeded, albeit by only one day, the time allowed it - no special circumstance of a nature to suspend the running of time or justify its starting to run afresh was apparent from the file - hence

Commission had exceeded, albeit by only one day, the time allowed it - no special circumstance of a nature to suspend the running of time or justify its starting to run afresh was apparent from the file - hence