He further claimed that he had been misled into believing that the MRSA infection persisted through to the date of his discharge from hospital.

He could be infected during the blood plasma transfusion, or after his discharge from the hospital. Mr B. could be infected with hepatitis either before or after the blood donation.

nature and that, in general, it was primarily for the State concerned to choose, subject to supervision by the Committee of Ministers, the means to be used in its domestic legal order in order to discharge

His offer to clear his community charge arrears at the rate of £10 per month was declined as it would have taken too long to discharge the obligation.

    Four days previously, on 12 March 1996, the applicant had been given liberty to withdraw her application for a discharge of the care order as a care plan had been agreed.

requisite balance between the degree to which the applicant, as a judge, could be involved in society and the need for him to remain   – and to be seen as   – independent and impartial in the discharge

  The applicant alleges that she asked for F. to be cared for by her own family pending her discharge but that her request was refused.

deprivation of liberty, since, in accordance with the wording of Article 26 the Military Disciplinary Regulations, the applicant was not locked up during the term of the penalty, but continued to discharge

Discharge of the case was recommended, by the issue of formal summonses for refusal.

social psychiatric service, together with an assurance that, should the attempt at release fail, full procedural guarantees would be provided as regards any future detention orders and requests for discharge

The respondent State remains free, subject to monitoring by the Committee of Ministers, to choose the means by which it will discharge its legal obligation under Article   46 of the Convention, provided

The applicant did not specify how many body searches had taken place but he stated that he had been subjected to one on each admission to, and each discharge from, Kamińsk Prison, whenever he had moved

The Court also found, unanimously, a violation of both the substantive and procedural limbs of Article   3, having found that the Government had failed to discharge their burden of proof and to provide

    Did the authorities discharge their positive obligation to protect the applicant’s right to respect for his home secured by Article 8 of the Convention and his right to peaceful enjoyment

When that authority disclosed that the applicant organisation had failed to discharge its obligation, it immediately filed an action for dissolution.

Subject to monitoring by the Committee of Ministers, the respondent State remains free to choose the means by which it will discharge its legal obligation under Article 46 of the Convention, provided that

level of rent in the present case or in Poland in general, or in what way the mitigating procedures should be set up; under Article   46 Poland remained free to choose the means by which it would discharge

For those reasons, the specific individual measures required of the Russian Federation to discharge its obligations under Article 46 had to include prompt investigation in criminal proceedings, which had

The police order had been lawful and in discharge of its duty to protect the Mayor’s office and its adjacent area.

During the hearing the expert summoned by the court requested his discharge. The court agreed, considering, apparently, that it was not necessary to obtain expert evidence.