This absence of unambiguous criteria is contrary to Section 10 §§ (1) and (4) of the Law on Associations.

This would be contrary to the will of the majority, a will well known to the applicants.

He could therefore safely be returned to Sudan without being put at risk of treatment contrary to Article 3 of the Convention. 10.

1 of the Criminal Code, or even as minor hooliganism contrary to Article 1 § 3 (former § 2) of the 1963 Decree (see paragraph 39 above).

  The expression of a value judgment could also have an inadmissible influence on the state of competition contrary to Section 1 of the Unfair Competition Act.

  These offences concerned 11 offences of conspiracy to defraud contrary to common law, 11 offences of conspiracy to steal contrary to common law, seven offences of accepting an advantage as an agent

  1264/1982 and that had been contrary to Articles 12 § 1 and 22 § 5 of the Constitution.

of the legal regulation which is contrary to the Fundamental Law. ...”

No substantial grounds have been shown for believing that the applicants would thereby risk being exposed to treatment contrary to Article 3 (Art. 3).

          The second applicant finally claims to be a victim of discrimination contrary to Article 14 of the Convention.

They considered that this interpretation was contrary to that provided for in law.

The court’s finding that the mere lodging of a criminal complaint was tortious was wrong – on the contrary, that was a possibility open to the victim of any privately prosecutable offence.

As relevant to the case before the Court, it argued that the transfer of criminal data by the public prosecution service to another entity would only be contrary to domestic law or to Article 8 of the

Having regard to the circumstances of the case, the Court found that the length of the proceedings was unreasonable, contrary to Article 6 § 1 of the Convention.

    The applicant complained that his expulsion to Afghanistan would be contrary to Article 3 of the Convention, which reads as follows: “No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or

According to the applicant, this was an unpredictable interpretation contrary to Article 7 of the Convention.

The legislative framework in Greece as interpreted by the Data Protection Authority was contrary to Article 9 of the Convention, because it did not include an exhaustive list of purposes for which the

No reasons for refusal of leave were given by the Court of Appeal contrary to Article 6 and 13 of the Convention.

No substantial grounds have been shown for believing that the applicants would thereby risk being exposed to treatment contrary to Article 3 (Art. 3).