If a party insists on calling a witness whose testimony may be important to the case, the court should take all available measures to ensure the presence of the witness in court.

        At the hearing of 7 September 1987, immediately following the calling of the case, the applicant's lawyer informed the court that the applicant would not appear at

ante and ex post controls on its Members’ speech were necessarily wider than the specific facts of this case and thus the Court had to bear in mind the general nature of the controls the applicant was calling

    The Court notes that the applicant made a number of complaints calling into question the fairness of the criminal proceedings against him.

The Government did not point to any fresh domestic law or decisions calling those findings into question. 16.

On another occasion, the applicant and friend, waiting outside the hospital room, heard Gabriel calling out “They’ve killed me!”.

The case of “Aleksi Bakradze” The case Aleksi Bakradze concerned an analogous complaint of a retired prosecutor, calling into question the application of the Compensation Act with respect to the pension

These considerations may also be transposed to the present case, given that the parties’ submissions did not include any element capable of calling into question the validity of those findings. 12.

Without calling into question the analysis that had been carried out by those bodies in their assessment of the respondent State’s compliance with the international instruments which they had been set

and defamatory. ... ... the court considers that the word ‘sect’ in the article published by the respondent is a value judgment by the author, who used expressions that could shock society, including calling

principle within the discretionary power of the national courts to establish whether the hearing of witnesses is likely to be of assistance for discovering the truth and, if not, to decide against the calling

Police were passing by at 10.45 p.m., calling on the managers of the pub to close the premises, but in vain.

The applicant addressed the participants through a loudspeaker, calling a start to the rally.

He argued, inter   alia, that his rights of defence were breached because the Court of Appeal had read out the statements of D.V. and M.S. and took them into account for his conviction without calling

The Court therefore also finds that Justice V.M.M.’s financial interests in Kaupþing could not lead to the applicant reasonably calling into question her lack of impartiality when deciding her case. 18

The applicant denied the accusations of sexual harassment and told the police officers that the men had tried to rob him and then had battered him, calling him a fag ( ibne ). 4.

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[FS], géomètre-expert, en vérifiant la précision du calage géométrique de la superposition de l'ancien parcellaire cadastral avec le nouveau parcellaire cadastral et qu'il a constaté de nombreux

en béton », *un « défaut d'ancrage des aciers » sur le linteau de la porte d'accès au bâtiment, « malfaçon incombant pleinement à l'entreprise de gros-oeuvre Cobat Constructions », *des « défauts de calage