Given the particular vulnerability of elderly patients and the need to prevent abuse, the information disclosed was undeniably of public interest and so satisfied the first of the Guja criteria.

The Board concluded that the family had failed to show that they were at risk of being persecuted or were otherwise in need of protection in Sweden.

material and the need to ensure some form of adversarial proceedings.

, the relevant case-law based on a defunct Article of the French Civil Code indicated that “extravagant spending” referred to the squandering of income or excessive expenditure leading to a state of need

The county court had based its refusal on the need to protect Christian Orthodox tradition, its founding dogmas and the rules of canon law governing decision-making, and on the finding that it was not

suffered by the applicant, a four-limb-deficient thalidomide victim dependent on a wheelchair, during her custody and imprisonment, due to detention conditions which were inadequate in view of her special needs

Finally, the applicant refused all the subsequent transfers to Kyiv explaining that they are not adapted to his needs.

There had been no immediate need for action, whether to effect an arrest or to prevent the commission of a crime.

In addition, although the psychiatric report drawn up for the purposes of those criminal proceedings had stressed the need for continued psychiatric treatment, the Government had failed to show that M.M

there was a difference in the treatment of persons in analogous or relevantly similar situations – The applicants were in a relevantly similar situation to any different-sex couple as regards their need

He argued that Barczewo Prison was not adapted for special-needs prisoners, that adequate medical care was not guaranteed to him there and that he needed to undergo surgery in a civilian hospital.

The right to a socially-owned dwelling guaranteed the citizen “the permanent use of the dwelling for his personal housing needs as well as for the needs of his family”.

They added that the reasons for detention pending trial need not be so detailed as to prove a suspect's guilt. The Government also noted that the second order for V.T.'

Those measures would be applied for as long as needed, but at the latest until a final judgment was delivered in the criminal proceedings.

It was considered that the home was in an acceptable condition, though the boys' room still needed attention. The children's weights were recorded.

Any enforcement action took into account the need to make planning controls effective and the requirements of public safety as well as the applicants' interests.

The Court further pointed at an urgent need for the applicants to be placed together once a proper treatment home for mother and child had been found.

It was up to the Ministry of Defence to provide the judges of the military courts with appropriate flats or houses if they needed to improve their living conditions.

In the instant case, all the applicant had needed to do was to object to the district court’s decision to leave the case without consideration. He would not have had to provide any further reasons.