Even if the liquidator is a private person, in view of the nature of his duties and the fact that he is authorised by the domestic courts to discharge them, the Court is not persuaded that the State could

lawyers take part, in particular in the role of defending individual freedoms; Conscious of the need for a fair system of administration of justice which guarantees the independence of lawyers in the discharge

  1-3 by State agents during the incident resulting in injuries not shown to have been strictly necessary to effect their transfer • State’s failure to discharge burden of proof given the absence

immovable property, having regard to its nature and purpose, obstruct the use of other immovable property ([such as] the dispersion of smoke, unpleasant odours, heat, soot, vibrations, noise [or the] discharge

Constitution and Article 1 of [the Ministerial Accountability Act] represents an addition to the parliamentary and political responsibility borne by a minister towards Parliament in respect of the 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.

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

    Secrecy of jury deliberations Where an application to discharge a juror on the ground of misconduct or bias is made, it is established in English statute and common law that enquiries or

The medical report issued on the applicant’s discharge (the ”epicrisis“) indicated that his mental health during his confinement had been predominantly characterised by similar ”litigious“ ideas as had

To discharge the burden of proof the Government had to provide a satisfactory and convincing explanation as to the cause of the applicant’s injuries (ibid., § 112). 64.

the Court’s assessment of whether the use of potentially lethal force was “absolutely necessary” within the meaning of Article 2 § 2 cannot be limited to the situation at the moment when the actual discharge

HLR 218: “... the intention of the legislature in the Act of 1983 was clearly to exclude from the definition of ‘protected site’ sites such as that at Thistlebrook provided by local authorities in discharge

According to the applicant’s clinical file and the discharge papers drawn up on 9 April 2004 by doctor C.T., a specialist in neurosurgery, the applicant had been diagnosed with a minor cerebral contusion

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

    Under section 42(2)(a) presidents and vice-presidents of courts are obliged to carry out the duties of their office conscientiously and to discharge those duties in due and timely fashion

A duty surgeon and a supervising surgeon diagnosed him with omphalitis with a small amount of purulent discharge.

    On 8 April 2011 the applicant asked the District Court to discharge the mentor appointed for him from her duties as far as matters pertaining to his place of residence and education were

the Civil Code of the Russian Federation provides that a legal entity enjoys the civil rights corresponding to the purpose and aims of its activity, stipulated in its constitutional documents, and discharges

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.