As regards the registration of the purchase agreement, the court held that the three-month period was not applicable because J.P. had bought a house that was only partially built. 18 .

but because of a trauma suffered on his or her way to the hospital, etc.).

At a hearing on 15 June 2000 the applicant petitioned the trial court to recuse the prosecutor because he was allegedly biased as a result of having attended the same school as his wife.

However, they do not respond to such ‘offers’, not because they fear the Governor, but because they do not want to give money.

The judge will of course stop the case. (2) The difficulty arises where there is some evidence but it is of a tenuous character, for example because of inherent weakness or vagueness or because it is inconsistent

    She believed S.Y. had probably changed the way he behaved towards her because earlier that day he had asked her to go to his room, but she had said no because she was going out with friends

SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CASE The application concerns an Afghan national, born in 1999, whose second application for asylum, in which he claimed for the first time that he was a homosexual, was rejected because

The applicant complains under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention that the principle of equality of arms was violated because his request for presenting evidence had been dismissed.

2025R1950 ENTRE * la société MERESO [Adresse 1] - représenté(e) par Maître François CHARPIN -Toque n° [Adresse 2] ET - la société SOFRADAM SAS [Adresse 3] DÉFENDEUR - représenté(e) par Maître Maxime BERTHAUD

In June 1996 the district administration stopped paying his salary because of lack of funds. 7.

He points out that he made several applications for release because he had a right to do so under domestic legislation and his detention was unjustified.

The defendant’s lawyer had asked the court to discontinue the criminal proceedings because the defendant had been missing for almost ten years.

        Under Chapter 3, Section 1, an alien may be granted asylum because he is a refugee or, without being a refugee, if he wishes not to return to his home country because

On 13 December 1993 the applicant made an application for release, submitting that his detention lacked any basis because the investigating prosecutor had not admitted evidence proposed by him.

His request was rejected at first instance because the child’s mother could not be obliged to take the boy to the prison.

    On 24 December 1993 the applicant appealed on points of law, requesting as his primary submission that the judgment of the Court of Appeal be set aside because the summons to a hearing on

It notably observed that: (i) the victim had consented to the sexual acts; (ii) even if there had been no intimidation, the events constituted a crime because the victim had not reached the age of sexual

She submitted that she had not read those statements because the authorities dealing with the complaints had refused to show them to her.

On that date the applicant asked for an adjournment because he was ill. The hearing was adjourned until 19   June 1990. On 19   June 1990 TOB failed to appear.