They argued that in the given context the statements had amounted to hate speech of which they had been a target because of their sexual orientation and gender identity.

    At the hearing held on that same day, the respondent requested adjournment because the applicant’s submissions had been voluminous and filed belatedly for a proper reply.

The lawyer expressed his intention to defend the applicant’s rights, but informed the investigator that he could not assist the applicant at that moment because of his workload.

courts, complained under Articles 2 and 3 of the Convention that his expulsion from Sweden to Iran would expose him to a real risk of being sentenced to death or subjected to torture or ill-treatment because

The Regional Court then the Supreme Court found that the sale was null and void because it had contravened the applicable regulation.

of the Convention and Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 that the court of appeal had not been competent to quash the lower court’s decision in his case in so far as it concerned his supplementary pension because

Because he had gained their trust in this way, al-Shabaab had agreed that he seek his parents’ permission to join them – even though they would have forced him to join them even without that permission

  On 22 March 1982 the hearing was adjourned because some of the accused were absent.

refused because her occupancy of the flat was considered unlawful. 1.

He further claimed that such closure of the newspaper was unlawful, because the court could not order a liquidation of a legal entity based on a defamation complaint made by an individual.

    The applicant complained under Article 14 that he had been discriminated against because of his political opinions. THE LAW I.

    On 4 January 1996 the Dresden District Court ordered the compulsory auction of the plot because of the B. company’s insolvency. 6.

It has been decided that your client should be detained because: Your client is likely to abscond if given temporary admission or release.

It held inter alia that it was unlikely that his wife aided him because they had been separated de facto for years and they did not have any contact with each other.

and approval’ of the provider of the flat and entirely fulfilled the obligations of protected tenants is irrelevant ... as regards their lack of status as holders of a specially protected tenancy ... because

), because she suggested that Mr   W.R. had known about the fraud but had not reported it; (iv) “Not only does he have a desire to become head of the association office, at which he aims at any price

They introduced themselves and explained that his wife had called them because of his violent and inappropriate behaviour towards her.

    The applicant complained under Article 10 of the Convention that she had been dismissed from her job solely because she had criticised the management of AZAL in her letter to the President

Between 25 November 1999 and 3 October 2000 the District Court listed eight hearings, of which three were adjourned because the defendants failed to attend and five because none of the parties attended