In case of disagreement on the scope of that obligation or on the manner of its discharge it was open to the applicants to seek a judicial determination of these matters which, as it appears from the Government's

Section 15 of the then Parliament Act ( valtiopäiväjärjestys, Riksdagsordning ) which stipulated that Members of Parliament as well as parliamentary officials were to enjoy special protection in the discharge

(Section 53(4) which expressly authorised       the Secretary of State to discharge the detainee on licence 'at       any time' was repealed by the Parole

    The Constitution Article 7 § 5 provides that: “International treaties on human rights and fundamental freedoms and international treaties the discharge ( vykonanie ) of which does not call

accommodation needs were assertively known to the authorities at least as from 21 November 2019 until 7   July 2020 for the first applicant (see paragraphs 19 and 3 above) and as from 5 May 2020 (date of discharge

The courts considered that the offence in Article 175 is committed when somebody actually discharges the functions of a religious minister.

person claimed has already been tried and discharged or punished, or is still under trial in the State applied to, for the crime or offence for which his extradition is demanded: provided that the discharge

accordance with Article 145, paragraph (1), of the Judicature Act which states as follows:   "The chief officials of Public Prosecutor's Offices at Courts of Appeal and Regional Courts may themselves discharge

the necessary receipts; (ii)   To collect and dispose of any produce of the said property in the most profitable manner for the owner; (iii)   To make the necessary payments in order to discharge

being presented to the issuing bank within a reasonable time from the date on which it becomes payable, it is not discharged owing to the lack of available funds of its drawer and the latter fails to discharge

>'s care upon her discharge from prison.

The fostering panel is a panel that      discharges its necessary responsibilities by regular      meetings in relation to all registered carers."

On 24 July 2000 the applicant requested the Armavir Town Court to discharge the lawyer, as he had failed in his duties. The request was rejected.

Under Article   46 Poland remained free to choose the means by which it would discharge its obligations arising from the execution of the Court’s judgments. (3) Procedure for follow-up cases – Pending

Accordingly, the failure of the respondent State to discharge its burden of proof leads the Court to accept the applicant’s allegations, presented in a coherent and detailed manner, that the injuries were

“Even though the above-mentioned provisions of the Criminal Investigations Act do not directly regulate the duties of [the applicant] as the superior officer, the general requirement of proper discharge

    Therefore the Court concludes that the State has failed to discharge its positive obligation to guarantee the applicant’s right to respect for his home.

He was given a conditional discharge in respect of each offence.

to the prosecution of criminal offences and a general role in defending public interest through the criminal justice system, with separate, appropriately located and effective bodies established to discharge

section 2(2)(a), the Chief’s duties include ensuring: “that there are arrangements for securing that no information is obtained by the Intelligence Service except so far as necessary for the proper discharge