works of art and antiques whenever they constitute a collection, or even as individual items, unless they are the evacuated person’s family property; (e)     firearms (with the exception of hunting

Mr Putintsev headbutted the junior sergeant, hurting Mr L.’s lip. Mr L. did not fight back.

When her overcoat was being removed from the cell, she lashed out at her surroundings with a leather belt without, however, hurting anybody...”

the initial intervention in the fight between the two groups and that they had used gradual bodily and physical force in order to break the group’s resistance to the officers and to prevent them from hurting

participants were detached from the barrier’s rails very quickly but the applicant’s and one other participant’s handcuffs could not be removed as quickly because the applicant complained that the process was hurting

collected her daughter from the village where D.M. lived, after the applicant had run away from him because he had beaten her (see paragraph 6 above); the applicant had then told her mother that she was hurting

  205/2007), the experts stated that during the examination it had been established that, according to V.H., his right cheekbone was hurting him and that V.H. had a three-millimetre-long “flexile

They may incorporate buildings that are necessary for such exploitation and for monitoring the timber, as well as hunting and fishing shelters, provided that the latter cannot be used as a residence, even

    In June 1996 the applicant threatened his employer's general manager with a hunting knife and a fake hand grenade.

    In June 2001 criminal proceedings were opened against Mr Kolev's father on charges of illegal possession of fifty cartridges for a hunting rifle. Mr Kolev's father was later indicted.

As my ribs and head were hurting from the blows I had received, I informed these policemen and was taken in the night to a hospital in the area, but cannot say which one.

facility administration and warders;   - to release hostages and liberate buildings, rooms and vehicles taken over by a detainee;   - to prevent an escape;   - to prevent a detainee from hurting

She complained to her mother of hurting between her legs. Her mother did not examine her and she did not tell the first applicant of the incident. 9.

and warders;     - to release hostages and liberate buildings, rooms and vehicles taken over by a detainee; -     to prevent an escape; -     to prevent a detainee from hurting

    Behind the ceasefire line of the Turkish forces, a mob gathered, comprised of Turkish-Cypriot and Turkish civilians, many of them carrying hunting rifles and air guns, iron bars, wooden sticks

Law no. 43 of 2 September 1974 on "Measures for the protection and management of woodland", Lazio Regional Council classified Cibona Park as a site to be protected, prohibiting, among other things, hunting

ability to care for Y, the report stated that while the applicant’s mental health had been stable since 2015, there were significant concerns about the impact on her health of the demands of a “damaged, hurting

accessories, supplies, explosive substances and devices “228.1     Illegal acquisition, transfer, sale, storage, transportation and carrying of arm, its accessories, supplies (except for smoothbore hunting

I was under duress, and because my shoulder and the small of my back were hurting, I was constrained to admit the offence ...