The Higher Specialised Civil and Criminal Court (“the HSC”) examined the following cases on the merits and allowed appeals on points of law in situations where the defendants had pleaded

    Merits 39.

You address the administrative board, the legally elected body of the Notaries Chamber, in a particularly insulting manner.

The Court heard addresses by Mr Bratza, Mr Ziegler and Mr Boillat. AS TO THE FACTS I.    Circumstances of the case 6.

grounds should be joined to the merits. 39.

Merits The parties’ submissions 35.

In its judgment ( Merits ) of 19 September 2000 in the case of IJL, GMR and AKP v. the United Kingdom (nos. 29522/95, 30056/96 and 30574/96), the Court found that the respondent Government had breached

Merits 41 .

The Court also decided to rule on the admissibility and merits of the application at the same time (Article 29 § 1). THE FACTS I.     THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE 4.

She was not unable to express her own view, and was not merely repeating her mother’s views.

The applicant objected, but the District Court did not address her objections. On 6 December 2002 the hearing was adjourned until 10 January 2003 upon the applicant’s request. 25.

The expert was asked to address a number of specific questions relevant to the determination of the pecuniary damage sustained. 9.

He maintained that the Government had failed to establish that the court had attempted to summon them on several occasions, but had been unable to do so as their address in Bulgaria were unknown.

In consequence, the case was remitted to the Pezinok District Court for examination on the merits. 22.

The courts emphasised that the order did not imply that the first applicant should reside with either parent, but merely required that the status quo ante be restored so that questions of residence and

It had tried to hear the limited partners as witnesses, but it had been impossible to summon any of them since they were all foreigners and none had a known address in Austria.

On 7 January 2002 the applicant moved and settled in the Voronezh Region having notified the bailiffs of his new address.

    Incoming correspondence is to be passed on to the addressee upon inspection without delay, unless it (a) contains impermissible information or objects, or (b) is in a language different from

    In the present case the applicant, by repeatedly complaining to the probation officer, had recourse to the remedy specifically designed to address his complaint about his father’s failure