Their contention was that the District Authority's endeavours to reach an agreement with the municipal authority had not been sufficient to discharge its obligation to provide a basis for a legal

The port of discharge for the “special equipment” was specified as Tartus in the Syrian Arab Republic. The shipper was stated to be “Socotrade” and the consignee as “to order”. 10.

in response to the decision of 26 October 2009 (see paragraph 18 above), that investigators M. and T. had been subjected to a disciplinary warning and reprimand respectively for failing to properly discharge

FLR 384), in which it was held that there was no cause of action in negligence or for breach of statutory duty against a local authority in respect of any alleged failure by the local authority to discharge

. (6) A member of the Public Service Commission may be removed from office by the President, acting in accordance with the advice of the Prime Minister, but he may be removed only for inability to discharge

The Court considers that, likewise, in situations such as that in the present case, it is for the respondent Government to discharge the burden of proof and to provide a satisfactory and convincing explanation

xa0;   Having regard to the above and the evidence submitted, the Court cannot agree with the first applicant that by not bringing charges against officers M. and P. the authorities failed to discharge

Membership of an association may, however, be made obligatory by law if this is necessary in order to enable an association to discharge its functions in the public interest or on account of the rights

The final recommendations in the discharge certificate included provision of enzymes when needed, a low carbohydrate diet, monthly blood and urine tests, as well as exclusion of medication by Maninil.

A letter of discharge dated 29   April 2000 stated that the applicant had been admitted to the hospital on 24   April 2000 and had been diagnosed with concussion and numerous contusions to the

Should he fail to discharge this duty in a culpable manner, he may incur disciplinary liability (see paragraphs 44 and 45 above). 69.

Section 23 regulates the procedure for admission of persons with mental disorders to such institutions and section 24 regulates transfer and discharge from them.

    The Court notes that in her application the applicant complained that the State “had failed to discharge its positive obligations to protect her right to freely enjoy her home and her property

;   On 17   September 2009, while the proceedings in the applicant’s case were pending on appeal, the Court, in its judgment in Scoppola (cited above), concluded that Italy had failed to discharge

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

    In a discharge note issued the same day, the hospital’s senior psychiatrist and psychologist stated that the risk of suicide was higher than in the general population, on the basis of known

grounds that there was no legal basis for the seizure of his assets because his future excise-tax liability did not exist and there was no risk that if such liability were established, he would not discharge

At the expert’s request, the court was to discharge him or her from the obligation to submit an expert report for the same reasons a witness was allowed to refuse to testify or answer a particular question

    Similarly, a hospital discharge form dated 8 August 2006 stated that the applicant had been “readmitted to hospital after being brought there by the police ( se reinternează adusă de poliţie