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CASELAW;JUDGMENTS;COMMITTEE;ENG
ECLI:CE:ECHR:2023:0504JUD002625015
4 mai 2023
Hungary , no. 9912/15, § 21, 5 July 2016), referring to the need to clarify the applicant’s identity in view of the fact that he did not have travel documents, his lack of connections in the country
Page 68 sur 1083
CASELAW;COMMUNICATEDCASES;ENG
ECLI:CEDH:001-155126
13 mai 2015
Conclusion: needs involuntary placement and treatment in accordance with section 29 (a) and (c) of the Psychiatric Assistance Act of 1992.” 7.
CASELAW;CLIN;ENG
ECLI:CEDH:002-6600
28 septembre 1999
Having regard to the sensitive nature of the fight against terrorism and the need for the authorities to exercise vigilance when dealing with actions likely to exacerbate violence, the Court considered
ECLI:CEDH:001-160716
18 janvier 2016
In addition, their financial situation was good and they would have been able to provide for her needs.
CASELAW;DECISIONS;ADMISSIBILITYCOM;ENG
ECLI:CE:ECHR:2024:0116DEC006520913
16 janvier 2024
However, the Court need not determine whether the complaints should be rejected for non-exhaustion, because the application is inadmissible for the following reasons. 9.
CASELAW;DECISIONS;ADMISSIBILITY;ENG
ECLI:CE:ECHR:2003:0701DEC003369202
1 juillet 2003
Thus, she was not in the need of protection.
ECLI:CEDH:002-2285
24 janvier 2008
It was not enough simply to wait for the applicants to contact the centre of their own accord to provide for their basic needs.
ECLI:CEDH:002-12968
13 octobre 2020
stressed that the relevant Council of Europe instruments expressly recognised that the protection and encouragement of minority languages should not be to the detriment of official languages and the need
ECLI:CEDH:002-11181
24 mai 2016
The need for authorisation should not act as a disguised obstacle to freedom of peaceful assembly.
ECLI:CEDH:002-1507
25 juin 2009
It considered, in particular, that the existence of different rules was justified by the nature of the debts and by the need to ensure that the State’s debts were settled promptly.
ECLI:CEDH:002-13940
13 décembre 2022
If those conditions were not met, urgent leave could be granted for a maximum period of twenty-four hours to meet a family or work-related need or a need of an urgent, unforeseen and exceptional nature
ECLI:CEDH:001-172400
2 mars 2017
It noted that the applicants’ need for protection was an issue for the Italian authorities, who lacked neither the will nor the ability to take measures against criminal acts.
ECLI:CEDH:002-10993
26 avril 2016
States are required to assess such prisoners’ needs for treatment with a view to facilitating their rehabilitation and reducing the risk of their reoffending and to enable them to receive suitable treatment
ECLI:CE:ECHR:2004:0429DEC000806204
29 avril 2004
The applicant's representative claims that it is impossible for the applicant to continue his life in prison by himself as he needs constant care.
ECLI:CEDH:002-11040
16 février 2016
her situation of manifest material deprivation, the domestic authorities had not made any attempt to compensate for such inadequacies through additional financial support to meet the family’s basic needs
ECLI:CEDH:002-14062
2 mai 2023
be, to impose certain restrictions or conditions that corresponded to a “pressing social need”.
ECLI:CE:ECHR:2001:1023DEC005159199
23 octobre 2001
In three circumstances, the adjournments were justified by the need to summon a witness (eight-day adjournment), the need to prepare a written account of facts disclosed by the exhibits submitted during
ECLI:CEDH:002-13278
25 mai 2021
Furthermore, in the context of bulk interception, the importance of supervision and review would be amplified, because of the inherent risk of abuse and the legitimate need for secrecy.
ECLI:CEDH:002-13279
CASELAW;JUDGMENTS;CHAMBER;ENG
ECLI:CE:ECHR:2007:1016JUD000350004
16 octobre 2007
In addition to the grounds previously invoked, it held that the volume of evidence and the need to proceed smoothly with the trial justified the applicant's continued detention. 13.