that it has already found that the remedy provided for by Articles 297-304 of the former Code of Criminal Procedure, whereby applicants could object to decisions ordering continued detention, offered little

       Cases of returning asylum-seekers              We have only little information as to the destiny of asylum-  

13 avril 2015 relative à l'achat de deux fauteuils Jeanneret (1 960 euros), un sofa Jeanneret (1 880 euros) et une table (1 340 euros), pour un total de 5 180 euros TTC, ** un devis de la société LITTLE

under section 199(2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure essentially because that remedy would have been superfluous, exposed her to reprisals including prosecution for false accusation, and offered little

case and the contents of the applicants’ submissions, the Central Appeals Tribunal held that, although the decision-making process up to the delivery of the formal confirmation had been pursued “with little

of the fact that almost the entire period under consideration was taken up by the court's search for expert evidence and that the procedural activity displayed by the court in this connection was to little

In this context, it should be noted that there is little ground to be overly prescriptive as regards the possibility of an obligation to investigate unlawful killings arising many years after the events

Little attempt was made to identify any possible witnesses.

Her mentally ill daughter, for whom the applicant was the primary caregiver, did not live with her because the applicant worked a lot and had too little time.

This was confirmed by the Warsaw Regional Court in its judgment of 18 March 2011, in which it expressly stated that the 1994 Act had had little impact on the value of the applicants’ claims because by

Indeed, the defence was enabled to question him in open court, though to little effect. Rather, X refused to give evidence, citing a fear of reprisals.

1999 on the establishment of the Remembrance, Responsibility and Future Foundation, which was to be a means of providing funds for victims from central and eastern Europe, most of whom had benefited little

    Moreover, the Court observes that the legislation, promulgated on 12   December 2013, set the date of the ex lege termination for 1 September 2014, little more than eight months later

Subsequently, the estate had been divided and distributed to farmers previously owing little or no land.

        Jonas shows very little emotions ... He does not play with other       children ...

cannot but note that it was given after the ban had been applied for four years and shortly before the expiration of the statutory prescription, when it must have become clear that the proceedings stood little

The course outline, which had moreover apparently been determined without the participation of religious communities, afforded little room to Christianity even though it was the religion of the majority

    The Court observes first of all that the applicant's inability to make use of his deposits was of a temporary nature, having lasted a little more than two years (see paragraph 54 above),

The Court observes in that connection that – given the number of employees concerned – the dispute at issue was a debate on matters of public interest, where there is little scope for restrictions (see

    The Court observes that the applicant has submitted nothing to support her claim that the children have no, or only very little, contact with each other.