“Legal right” means the right to immovable property which is within the scope of Article 159, paragraph (4) of the Constitution.

They represent the electorate, draw attention to their preoccupations and defend their interests.

(c) The number of electors in the occupied Electoral Districts would increase disproportionately, with a corresponding increase-decrease in parliamentary seats by Electoral District.” 25.

Le tribunal, qui a constaté, par une appréciation souveraine des éléments de fait et de preuve qui lui étaient soumis, que, en dépit de certaines spécificités d'implantation des sept magasins parisiens

le jugement a également commis une erreur d'interprétation de la convention du 15 novembre 2007 en considérant que le versement par le MoDem de 90% des subventions était la contrepartie de l'accord électoral

Clearly there is an element of punishment, and also an element of electoral law.

The scope of a Contracting Party’s margin of appreciation in this sphere will vary according to the circumstances, the subject matter and the background (ibid., § 82). 40 .

[The editorial examines] the plaintiff on two levels: how he, allegedly, managed to achieve the electoral results; and his electoral programme as a candidate for election to the presidency of the Supreme

He had raised his concerns almost three years after the end of Z.M.’s mandate during the electoral campaign which Z.M. had lost.

They represent their electorate, draw attention to their constituents' preoccupations and defend their interests (see, mutatis mutandis , the Castells v.

Pour conclure que leur faute n'est pas démontrée, ceux-ci affirment qu'ils ne sont pas responsables de la modification du PLU, du programme électoral de la commune de [Localité 13] ou de l'installation

       Section 5(5) of the Electoral Act 1963 provided that a prisoner was deemed to be resident on the relevant date in the constituency of the prison for the purpose of being

    At the relevant time the applicant was a member of the Ivanovo Region electoral commission. 7.

Russia that the “reputation [of deceased private persons] as part and parcel of their families’ reputation remains within the scope of Article 8” [3] .

In assessing whether such a need exists and what measures should be adopted to deal with it, the national authorities are left a certain margin of appreciation.

Recent case-law showed, moreover, that the scope of parliamentary immunity was now carefully tailored to the aim pursued, because the Constitutional Court took account of the importance of providing legal

    Referring to the “factual elements of the case, the contents of publications, and the scope of dissemination of untrue information”, the court awarded Mr Luzhkov 500,000 Russian roubles (

The convictions of A. and B. had been public information that could not have fallen within the scope of private life.

In assessing whether such a need exists and what measures should be adopted to deal with it, the national authorities are left a certain margin of appreciation.

According to the Government, persons in respect of whom the protection of private life is narrower in scope include public officials, politicians and persons with important positions in the economic life