Intangible rights are protected in accordance with this Code and other [relevant] laws ... as well as in such cases and within such limits where the use of the methods for the protection of ... those rights

Several other publications and media companies also publish such information. 5.

In such a situation, the best interest of the child required that the applicant was not granted visiting rights. 17.

To establish whether there was such disrespect, the courts had to take into account all the relevant circumstances of the case, such as the form and content of the activity or information in question,

In consequence, a suspect could validly be detained at the outset of proceedings on the basis of such evidence, in that it could provide a strong indication that that individual belonged to such an organisation

and directly affected by such a decision or act or omission. (3) Such a claim shall be made within seventy-five days of the date when the decision or act was published or not published and, in case of

statements, but rather claimed the right to make such statements.

Such a request is to be submitted to the district court in the jurisdiction of which the person was either arrested or detained. The court shall examine such a request within 7   days.

  However, such a claim has no impact on the environmentally hazardous activity as such, as under Section 22 an activity which has been permitted under the 1969 Act may not be ordered to be discontinued

regulations aimed at protecting interests such as public security and health.

credible information regarding such unlawful character must disable access to such data without undue delay. 2.

Would such claims have stood a reasonable prospect of success or have been destined to fail?   1.2.

The Government did not submit any evidence to show that such a judicial remedy existed, but argued that the courts would not be the right venue for challenging a care order that had become final.

The documentary was critical and used derogatory terms such as “pedlar in religion” to describe the applicant. That expression amounted to a value judgment and as such was not susceptible of proof.

In their turn, did the national authorities dispel the doubts that might exist about such a risk (see Saadi v. Italy [GC], no. 37201/06, § 129, ECHR 2008)?

No such judgment had   been given in the present case, although the proceedings had been ongoing for over twelve years.

He also complained that his right to appeal had been violated since persons not charged with an offence were not considered direct victims and thus lacked standing to challenge such an exequatur decision

The data held included information such his name, address, date of birth and presence at demonstrations.

registration or obtain title to such property?

Such a decision could only be adopted in respect of women. It therefore had constituted a difference in treatment on grounds of sex.