On 11 February 1993 the applicant submitted an application for conditional discharge.

The Court again declined to view the programme and, after further legal argument, dismissed the application to discharge the injunction and refused leave to appeal to the House of Lords.

him to participate in the life of the community and to exercise essential rights, such as his non-pecuniary personal rights, not because of interference by the State but on account of its failure to discharge

However, it considers that the penalty which the applicant risked incurring – primarily a promotion ban and a salary cut (see paragraph 25 above) – was more lenient than a discharge from the armed forces

It was, however, explained to her that she would have the right to ask for review of any decision to discharge the statutory duty. 6.

applicants to make a prima facie case for the abduction of the missing persons by State agents, thus falling within the control of the authorities, and that it would then be for the Government to discharge

Article 96 § 1 “No one shall be punished for insulting another person if this has been done in ... the discharge of journalistic duties ... if there was no intention to defame.” 18.

An absent parent discharges that obligation by making payments of such amount as is determined by a maintenance assessment made under the Act.

BNP PARIBAS PERSONAL FINANCE sise [Adresse 1] Représentée par Me Valérie GIACOMONI de la SCP MAYER-BLONDEAU GIACOMONI DICHAMP MARTINVAL, avocat au barreau de BESANCON S.A.S.

FRANFINANCE Sise [Adresse 5] Inscrite au RCS de [Localité 10] sous le numéro 719 807 406 Représentée par Me Valérie GIACOMONI de la SCP MAYER-BLONDEAU GIACOMONI DICHAMP MARTINVAL, avocat au barreau

Furthermore, subject to monitoring by the Committee of Ministers, the respondent State remains free to choose the means by which it will discharge its legal obligation under Article 46 of the Convention

an unfair hearing within the meaning of Article 6 para. 1 of the Convention because the trial judge made an error of law when charging the jury on the burden of proof which the prosecution had to discharge

However, the specific remedial measures, if any, required of a respondent State in order to discharge its obligations under Article 46 had to depend on the particular circumstances of the individual case

The court concluded that the release letter showed that it was the intention of the applicant to discharge the debt owed to him by the defendant.

When the Chief Surgeon saw the applicant, he initially considered that the applicant should stay in the hospital because of the discharge of yellow fluid from his nose and the symptoms of brain concussion

Subject to monitoring by the Committee of Ministers, the State remained free to choose the means by which it would discharge its legal obligation under Article 46, provided that such means were compatible

However, the actual scope of the State’s obligations and, more importantly, the manner of their discharge were not fixed.

The witness’ absence due to health reasons, albeit without medical certificates, had not been sufficient to discharge the Tribunal of its duty to ensure and, if necessary, enforce the witness’ presence

Requiring [organisers] to give written notice to the competent State or municipal authorities of such a public religious event and discharge other lawfully established obligations only because it is to