causes the death of another for the purpose of gain, or to commit or conceal another offence, or for callous revenge or other base motives; 5) causes the death of an official or serviceman during the discharge

-R. sent a letter to the Warsaw Bar requesting the Bar to discharge her of her duties. 22.

Security of State -        (a)    that a body corporate has been established which is able            and willing to discharge

Whilst these notes and the procedure booklet will prepare and arm Presidents to discharge this task, it is upon the Judge Advocate (who is also a member of the court) that Presidents should rely for advice

applicants make a prima facie case of abduction by servicemen, this 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

    On 9 October 2008 the acts of the unidentified perpetrator were reclassified under Article 225 § 1 (improper discharge of duties by a person entrusted with guarding firearms, ammunition,

Several days later the applicant complained to an otolaryngologist of a purulent discharge from his left ear and severe pain.

They only argued in their closing arguments that the applicant’s claim of entrapment was unsubstantiated, having thus failed to discharge the requisite burden of proof. 56.

As to the applicant’s specific contention that the SIS had failed to discharge its duty to inform him of the destruction of that and any other products of the implementation of the three warrants, the

During the discharge of his duties, the administrator acted under the supervision of the court, which was empowered to replace the administrator by stating reasons.

wording of Article 25 (3) of the Convention offers no basis for expressing opinions or adding comments when transmitting the copies of the Turkish declaration to the High Contracting Parties during the discharge

read as follows: “Section 352 – Overcharging of Fees (1) A public official, attorney or other person rendering legal assistance, who has to charge fees or other compensation on his own behalf for the discharge

evidence (which was accepted as true), the Magistrates concluded that the applicant's failure to pay the community charge was due to his culpable neglect "as he clearly had the potential to earn money to discharge

The magistrates' court granted her an absolute discharge but ordered her to pay the prosecuting expenses.   b.

of practice giving       guidance about the proper conduct of activities carried on in       pursuance of a licence under this Act and the proper discharge

lodged against the applicants before the District Court of Nicosia for the payment of the amount of 15,000 Cypriot pounds (CYP), plus interest at a rate of 9   per cent from 31 December 1990 until discharge

In May 1996 those provisional liquidators obtained from the US courts a provisional discharge of the order garnisheeing the subsidiaries’ funds.

On 29 August 1997, IM solicitors sent the applicant a copy of the advice and informed her that a refusal to accept the advice was likely to lead to a discharge of the legal aid certificate.

xa0;   As to the complaint about the allegedly discriminatory lack of an oral hearing in the proceedings concerning the involuntary treatment, the Court observes that, following the applicant’s discharge