JURA ETANCHEITE Sise [Adresse 1] Inscrite au RCS de Lons le Saunier sous le numéro B495 177 230 Représentée par Me Quentin DODANE de la SELARL FAVOULET - BILLAUDEL - DODANE, avocat au barreau de JURA

social est [Adresse 6] , prise en la personne de son représentant légal actuellement en exercice, demeurant en sa qualité audit siège [Adresse 8] Représentée par Me Quentin DODANE de la SELARL FAVOULET

The solution favoured by the Procurator General on the other hand, i.e. a request for remission of sentence supported by him, was by no means certain to succeed.

On 9   December 1999, however, the Court of Cassation favoured, for the first time in the relevant proceedings, the Ministry's thesis that the seizure had taken place in the mid-1970s, and most probably

, leaving the children with a nanny; in view of the fact that the applicant’s daughter only spoke Polish and, thus, would not be able to communicate her needs to her father; and that the applicant favoured

They considered in addition that the domestic courts had not been impartial, had favoured the defendant (OP), and had thus deprived the applicant company of a fair trial. THE LAW A.

paragraph   27   below) against the State, asking to be compensated for the fact that he had become infected with hepatitis C while imprisoned, due to improper conditions of detention which favoured

In that regard, the Supreme Court pointed out that the lowest estimated value (HRK 1,200) of the goods had been used as the calculation base which favoured the defendant. 14 .

In the film the character of the Minister for the Interior, Mr M, favoured for political reasons the theory attributing the bombs to a group of right wing extremists and therefore suppressed the single

  On a number of subsequent occasions, before the actual beginning of the trial, the applicant repeated his wish to have the kind of representation he had favoured from the beginning.

had occasion to note that, as a logical consequence of the principle that laws must be of general application, the wording of statutes is not always precise, the use of general categorisations being favoured

Those justices further stated that the provision, applied in the context of existing disputes, favoured one of the groups in a divided religious community and therefore did not contribute to maintaining

except where redress “is provided for in any other law” did not mean that when a matter could be examined under both the civil as well as the constitutional jurisdiction, then the latter should be favoured

In addition, in view of the freedom of education and the obligation to attend school, the presence of crucifixes was imposed on pupils, their parents and their teachers and favoured the Christian religion

By not requiring such disclosure the courts had unduly favoured the State to the plaintiff's detriment. 32.

They also maintain that the domestic courts violated the principle of equality of arms as their submissions were not properly recorded and the State Treasury was clearly favoured.

Article 13 that they had no effective remedy against the alleged violation of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 and under Article 14 that they had been discriminated against in that the Restitution Law favoured

He complained that mothers were favoured by the law when it came to custody of illegitimate children. 25.

    The applicant lastly complained that the courts dealing with his case had not been impartial as they had favoured the other party. 65.

There is thus no indication that their application unilaterally favoured applications to take evidence brought by the prosecution (compare Jorgic , cited above, § 85).