On 15 November 2010 the applicant requested the District Court to discharge the custodian from his duties. 47.

disappearances in the Chechen Republic where it has found that it would be sufficient for the applicants to make a prima facie case of abduction by State agents and that it would then be for the Government to discharge

    On 14 September 2017, immediately after his discharge from the hospital (see paragraph 19 below), the applicant was expelled to Israel. The incident of 10 September 2017 12.

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

    A jury in England is composed of twelve members, although its number may be reduced to a minimum of nine in the case of the discharge of a member or members because of illness or for some

    The purpose of the Code of Conduct was to assist Members in the discharge of their Parliamentary duties and activities, and to provide the openness and accountability necessary to reinforce

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

    On 15 September 2004, two days after his discharge from hospital, the applicant went in person to the District Prosecutor’s office and registered a complaint of ill-treatment during his detention

applicants make a prima facie case of abduction by servicemen, then that is sufficient for them to show that their relatives fell within the control of the authorities, and it is then for the Government to discharge

He was discharged from hospital on 9 September 1999, and later received a medical discharge from the army. B.     The investigation 11 .

considered their power to remit part or all of the sum due before they went on to consider imprisonment; and that the imposition of terms of payment which would have taken a period of five years to discharge

expressly provided that an appellant could apply to the court of appeal for an exemption, which could be granted if he could prove that there was a legitimate reason which made it impossible for him to discharge

Lieutenant Colonel Abdul Aziz was sued as a servant or agent of Saudi Arabia and there was no suggestion that his conduct was not in discharge or purported discharge of his duties.

up their duties they must take a pledge worded as follows (section 14 (3) of the Patent Act and Rule 4 of the Patent Rules):   "I promise that I will diligently, meticulously and impartially 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

    Following his discharge, the applicant underwent further medical examinations.

The following entry was made in his medical record: “Date of admission to the hospital: 27.04.2004 at 20.30 Date of discharge from the hospital: 14.05.2004 Department: surgery ...

    The Government contended that the domestic authorities had taken all reasonable steps in order to discharge their procedural obligations under Article 3 of the Convention.

more than thirty years); (c) this interpretation is also suggested by the wording of the Code, since after having served the successive sentences as mentioned, the prisoner will no longer have to discharge