Furthermore, as the punishment was applied irrespective of the manner of acquisition of the property, in the applicant’s case it had resulted in the confiscation of legally acquired property.

As interpreted by the Supreme Court, enforcement of an order could be impossible both factually and legally.

It concurred with the District Court that the expropriation of 1984 was legally ineffective.

Finally, it has to be concluded that a strike is legally allowed only in industrial disputes on ... matters that are not legally regulated, and not in those which [are].

In the children’s home’s view, it was not advisable to let the girl be placed in her parents’ care as her mother was legally incapacitated and thus posed a danger to the girl’s life and health, while her

In that case magistrates had made an order sending a 14-year-old boy to a training school after a hearing at which he was not legally represented, had not applied for legal aid and had not been informed

Even assuming that such a change was legally possible, it would cause many practical problems for both the people concerned and others.

    Article 20 provides that everyone is entitled to a legal remedy against a decision on his or her rights or a legally based interest.

The lack of compliance with party statutes constitutes, in some legal systems, a violation that can be legally challenged in extra-party jurisdictions.

In the appeal the accused essentially argues ... that he has proved that at the time of entry into the Republic of Croatia he satisfied all statutory requirements for legally entering [Croatia] with the

privileged consultations and the retention of material deriving from legally privileged consultations?

Furthermore, the judgment of 27   February 2009 had become final and was legally binding. Its legality could not be reassessed in the present set of proceedings.

    The case is about the applicant's failed attempts, despite a legally valid purchase contract, to repossess his pre-war flat and to register his title. 4.

who entered into the agreement and, second, that that same agreement makes it clear that those other persons are being prosecuted in separate criminal proceedings and that their guilt has not been legally

[R.’s] official income according to his tax return for 2000 was [EEK] 18,564 [EUR   1,186] after the deduction of income tax, which indicates that he could not have legally acquired such a quantity

In that case magistrates had made an order sending a 14-year-old boy to a training school after a hearing at which he was not legally represented, had not applied for legal aid and had not been informed

When informed by the interviewer that his account in relation to his departure might not be considered credible, which would result in the conclusion that he had left the country legally, the applicant

An appeal may be lodged with the courts against the above-mentioned decision or decree by (1)     the person concerned if he or she is legally resident within the territory of the Republic of

It noted that the applicants’ place of residence had been legally registered in Alūksne since 1970 and that they had lived there from then onwards.