Vu la procédure suivante : Par une requête, enregistrée le 11 avril 2025, Mme B D, représentée par Me Tricaud, demande au tribunal : 1°) d'annuler l'arrêté du 6 avril 2025 par lequel le préfet des

Perroy, rapporteur public, - et les observations de Me Tricaud, substituant Me Pitti-Ferrandi, et de Mme A.... Considérant ce qui suit : 1.

B C A, représenté par Tricaud Avocats, demande au juge des référés : 1°) d'ordonner, sur le fondement de l'article L. 521-1 du code de justice administrative, la suspension de l'exécution de la décision

The bank and three of its managers took court action against the applicant for damages and for the protection of personality rights, alleging that he had triggered a media campaign against them by disseminating

terms of the unilateral declaration on the ground that striking the case out on the basis of that declaration would not bring the proceedings complained of, or other related proceedings which they triggered

According to these opinions, Ü.V. had died of multiple organ failure triggered by brain haemorrhage caused by his brain tumour, and this situation had been beyond the doctors’ control.

used by special police units on the pretext of fighting terrorism”: inadmissible   The trial known as the “Chalabi” trial, after one of the accused, whom the applicant, a lawyer, represented, triggered

Moreover, this condition, which was commonly triggered by infections, could develop quickly over a few hours. In the past, the applicant had already suffered a diabetic coma.

In addition, the court found WTN’s breach of the civil law obligation to accounting and billing, equally imputable to the applicant, to have independently triggered the criminal investigations against

The offending articles, in view of their nature, amounted to value judgments and were undeniably part of a debate in the general interest, triggered by the report, concerning the situation and rights of

The report stated that the applicant could not have suffered from methadone withdrawal as a result of his approximately two hours’ detention, because such condition was triggered only on the third or fourth

It was the very act of such reopening that triggered the start of the six ‑ month time-limit in respect of the applicant’s grievances, independently of the timing of the subsequent hearings.

    The conditions of detention triggered a deterioration of the applicant’s health.

The Minister’s impugned statement, in particular “if this case becomes time-barred … I will do everything possible to make heads roll” had triggered a reaction by the President of the trial court and the

high court judges was subject to the decision of their relevant Presidency Boards, unless in the case of discovery in flagrante delicto falling within the jurisdiction of the assize courts, which triggered

Bearing them in mind, the Court notes that it has not been shown that the police order to remove the banner was triggered by its content as such.

It considered that the behaviour that had triggered his recall to prison did not increase his risk of sexual offending and that the circumstances of recall were likely to have increased his understanding

No medical error occurred and the operation proceeded normally but, in a predisposed environment, [it] triggered a conversion syndrome on a bias point which, in Mrs Trocellier’s case, took the form of