these difficult functions should be liable in damages if, on subsequent investigation with the benefit of hindsight, it was shown that they had reached an erroneous conclusion and therefore failed to discharge

by any other provision of this Act, commit him to custody to await his return thereunder; but if the court is not so satisfied or if the committal of that person is so prohibited, the court shall discharge

    On 10 March 1995, the applicant’s legal representative made an application for the Coroner to discharge himself from the Inquest on the grounds that the Coroner was not conducting the inquest

    According to Section 20 of the Child Welfare Act, the Social Welfare Board shall discharge a child from care, when the need for care or substitute placement referred to in Section 16 no longer

Ealing Justices ex parte Cloves [1991] RVR 169, the Divisional Court held that a committal order which had been suspended on the basis of the debtor paying one pound sterling (GBP) per week in discharge

afford the family of a victim of an allegedly unlawful killing by an agent of the State to participate in the criminal investigation and the subsequent trial, the onus is still on the authorities to discharge

HLR 218: “... the intention of the legislature in the Act of 1983 was clearly to exclude from the definition of ‘protected site’ sites such as that at Thistlebrook provided by local authorities in discharge

out, inter alia, that the appointments had been postponed in consultation with the general physician at the military hospital and that these visits related to the suitability of the applicant for discharge

    According to Section 20 of the Child Welfare Act, the Social Welfare Board shall discharge a child from care, when the need for care or substitute placement referred to in Section 16 no longer

In November 1992 he returned to the United Kingdom with a view to his final discharge on 9 December 1992.   18.

   On 18 January 1977, all relations between Mr Bricmont and the Prince ceased, and at Mr Bricmont’s request the Prince signed a general discharge covering all the managerial acts performed.

De Cubber in connection with a number of offences; those proceedings had led variously to an unconditional or conditional discharge (relaxe) (17 January and 7 March 1969, respectively) or to conviction

-R. sent a letter to the Warsaw Bar requesting the Bar to discharge her of her duties.

    The relevant part of a discharge letter of 28 February 2002 issued by the Varaždin Hospital reads: “The patient was hospitalised at the neurological ward of the V.

    The defence made an application to the judge to discharge A.T. on the grounds that there was a conflict of evidence between the police and the first applicant which the jury would have to

    Article 144 § 1 provides that: “In the discharge of their function, judges are independent and, in decision-making, they are only bound by the Constitution, constitutional law, international

These statements had lowered him in the eyes of the public and undermined the public confidence necessary for the discharge of his duties as a   councillor and vice-chairman of the Tarnów Municipal

    Following her discharge from hospital, the applicant was housed by the local authority. On 21 September 2006 she made an application for asylum.

research period December 2013 to June 2014), documented several obstacles to quality healthcare including: lack of availability of interpreters; lack of attendance for follow-up appointments following discharge