The Court held, inter alia, that the Court of Appeal had properly accounted for the fact that it had taken the statements of the anonymous witnesses into account.

This meant that each request for access to information had to be examined on an individual basis and that reasons had be given in the event of a refusal.

    The applicant appealed arguing, inter alia , that her failure to register the plot of land in the State cadastre and State register could not be a basis for demolition of her construction

  According to the search warrant, there were, on the basis of the investigations so far, reasons to believe that a particular bill of 23 July 1992 could be found.

It found that some of the impugned measures did not constitute state aid, and the remainders had been grants on the basis of an existing system of aid.

He claimed, inter alia , that he had not had access to material information, namely psychologist K.'

    The trial court referred in its judgment to, inter alia , the statements given by the anonymous witness and by M.T.

It may therefore be acceptable to impose conditions on the grant of legal aid on the basis, inter alia , of the financial situation of the litigant or his or her prospects of success in the proceedings

The prosecutor stated inter alia , “the access by the accused and their counsel to the case-file was completed on 7 November 1996.

The Court heard addresses by Mr Corell for the Government, by Sir Basil Hall for the Commission and by Mr Grennberg for the applicant, as well as their replies to its questions.

On that basis they concluded, inter alia , that the main cause of Mr Dimitrov’s death had been positional asphyxia, which had led to a mechanical blockage of his respiration as a result of the position

It appeared from the official data that A.M. had not had sufficient resources, on the basis of income earned from work, to lend EUR   12,000 to the applicant’s family.

The court held, inter alia : “6.     ...

Measures derogating from this right, and which are necessary for the purpose of guaranteeing basic rights and liberties or for the investigation of crime, must be laid down by an Act. 2.

    General measures   Stating that the principle of equality of arms is a basic element of fairness of proceedings, the Constitutional Court agreed with the applicants' argument that they

Measures derogating from this right, and which are necessary for the purpose of guaranteeing basic rights and liberties or for the investigation of crime, must be laid down by an Act. 2.

       The evidence against the applicant consisted, inter alia, of intercepted telephone conversations.

It rejected the argument of the defence that the determination of the applicant's manure production on the basis of the statutory flat rates and not on the basis of the real production was incompatible

The existing case-law therefore provided no basis for establishing extraterritorial jurisdiction of the respondent States (other than Portugal, which had territorial jurisdiction).