The court substantiated the need for the extension by the necessity of additional time to carry out further investigative actions on account of the complexity of the case. 23.

(b)     “ Prescribed by law ”   – The applicant could reasonably have foreseen – if need be, with appropriate advice – that his statements in relation to the events of 1915 and the following

The submission as to exceptional hardship, which has been advanced on behalf of the Appellant, is that she needed the car for her work.

It sees no need to deal with the same point under Article 5 § 4 of the Convention as well (see, mutatis mutandis , Ignatenco v.

As set forth in Article 10, this freedom is subject to exceptions, which must, however, be construed strictly, and the need for any restrictions must be established convincingly. 36.

As to the necessity for the interference in a democratic society, the Government pointed out that the impugned measure responded to a pressing social need, that it was limited in time and could not be

The Court notes that national courts must ex officio clarify the circumstances of the case, to the extent needed in each case.

Secondly, it is apparent that while there is broad agreement on the need for a category-based system of disclosure and the basic principles which should govern it, there is no consensus about where the

( Diese vorgeburtlichen Kindstötungen haben mittlerweile Ausmaße angenommen, welche an einen „neuen HOLOCAUST“ erinnern!

However, this had been caused principally by the need to obtain a report from the preliminary hearing judge and any delay incurred there was a result of his poor health.

Since 2006 she had provided residence registration at her flat to hundreds of people who had needed it in order to apply for Russian citizenship.

This had been either expressly stated or implicit in the review judgment and no fresh decision was needed.

By statement of 14   January 2003 another psychologist, LK, found the applicant psychological anguished, sad, and restless, and in great need of treatment due to her traumatic war-experiences.

A   “Kosovo Emergency Act” of April 1999 created the legal basis at domestic level for receiving displaced persons from Kosovo with a need for temporary protection. The Act was repealed in 2000.

abuse, for almost eight months, in adult reception centre not equipped to provide her with appropriate psychological assistance • National authorities’ prolonged inaction regarding her situation and needs

The Italian authorities confirmed that this number would be extended should the need arise. The circular letter read as follows: “RE: DUBLIN REGULATION Nr. 604/2013.

Their ability to act as educators taking care of the children’s needs is inadequate.

She therefore continued to be in need of psychotherapy and medication. In addition, a further child had been born to the applicants and K. had again been treated at the hospital of H.

    Moreover, there was no need for the photographs to be included in the articles for the editor to achieve his objective.