indirect loss or damage sustained by reason of the breach. (2) When an obligation resembling those created by contract has been incurred and has not been discharged, any person injured by the failure to discharge

applicant’s conduct had constituted a proceeding in Parliament and it was for Parliament, and not the courts, to regulate the business of Parliament, including the conduct of Members of Parliament in the discharge

    Furthermore, the guardianship authority may at any time replace a guardian who fails to discharge his or her duties (Article 113 of the 1985   FC).

    In their investigation report, dated 9 October 1998, the military police noted that while CP claimed that the incident with PD was the reason for his seeking discharge he had, in fact, already

It is primarily for the State concerned to choose, subject to supervision by the Committee of Ministers, the means to be used in its domestic legal order to discharge its obligation under Article 46 of

It held that in her letter she had imputed to the mayor J.B. behaviour which could denigrate him in the eyes of the public and undermine the public confidence necessary for the discharge of his duties.

The increase applied to all Gurkhas regardless of the date of discharge. (b)     The Armed Forces Pension Scheme 19.

At the same time the complaint concerning the German authorities’ failure to discharge the procedural guarantees inherent in Article 2 was communicated to the German Government (see Gray v.

Discharge summary of the Kemerovo Municipal Hospital no. 3 of 30/10/2015 (concussion of the brain, fracture of nasal bones, contusions, soft tissue haematomas of head, chest, upper extremities, lumbar

xa0; Under the 1995 Criminal Procedure Act of Scotland, as subsequently amended, the DNA samples and resulting profiles must be destroyed if the individual is not convicted or is granted an absolute discharge

It is ... his duty to discharge his statutory role - the scope of his enquiry must not be allowed to drift into the uncharted seas of rumour and allegation.

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

The pathologist observed at least twenty separate missile wounds (ie. bullet and fragment) and found that discharge abrasion on an entry wound on the front of the neck indicated that when the gun was discharged

    Lastly, even if the Prosecutor’s Office had failed to discharge the requisite burden of proof, that omission could not have excused the domestic courts from the need to address effectively

allow the applicant reasonable access to the lawyers representing him for the asylum request; to submit a report on the domestic procedure to be followed in order for the Netherlands to be able to discharge

How those legal-aid lawyers, assigned for the specific purpose of lodging a cassation appeal, discharge their responsibilities, is then nobody’s business. If they discharge it properly, fine.

applicant is discharged; (3) a copy of the present decision must be sent to the hospital; (4) the hospital must inform the court of the end of compulsory committal, either because of the applicant’s discharge

It also held the following: “It should be stressed that the Supreme Court’s case-law underlines that the   Cabinet’s failure to discharge its duty arising from its competence to enact an   ordinance

International judges shall not discharge duties which are incompatible with their judicial service.