Article 5 § 1 (f) in connection with Article 5 § 4 the applicant complained that he was not granted a legal aid lawyer to represent him during the first set of the extradition proceedings and that his privately

          He further states that privately he could not have arranged an extended examination to be carried out, as a privately arranged test would have been costly

only. ... (2)     In respect of criminal offences subject to public prosecution the qualified prosecutor shall be the State Attorney and in respect of criminal offences to be prosecuted privately

    According to Article 78 § 1 of the Code, the accused who does not have a privately hired lawyer to represent him in the proceedings, may require that a counsel be assigned to the case under

Under the relevant legislation, the holders of specially protected tenancies on privately owned flats were granted the position of protected tenants (“ zaštićeni najmoprimci ”).

compatible with effective access to the highest administrative court and which ensured equal treatment for   parties represented by lawyers appointed under the legal ‑ aid scheme   and by privately

    In 1989 the applicant brought an action for compensation against a privately-owned bank, namely the Yapı Kredi Bankası A.Ş., on account of the latter’s default on a contractual obligation

application (no. 44354/08) against Montenegro lodged with the Court under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by Sinex DOO, a privately

It further summoned the applicant to submit a cassation appeal signed by a privately hired lawyer within a seven-day time ‑ limit. The applicant did not submit a cassation appeal.

On an unspecified later date the Gdańsk Court of Appeal requested the applicant to pay PLN 239,291 by a way of court fees for bringing a cassation appeal which the applicant's privately hired lawyer had

Given its context, the situation in the present case was unique and different from other cases concerning rehabilitation of an insolvent privately-owned bank.

February 2013, the applicant, not knowing the identity of the persons behind that operation (notably because of confidentiality of banking and telecommunications information which she tried to obtain privately

    The Government submitted that the applicants failed to demonstrate that they had been restricted in some way in privately communicating with their lawyer.

In 2007 the Council of Ministers (Government) expropriated privately ‑ owned land in the outskirts of Sofia for the construction of a crossroads on the Sofia-Varna motorway.

    According to Article 14 of the Law on entrepreneurship and enterprises no. 845-XII of 3 January 1992, as worded at the time of events, an individual enterprise was the enterprise privately

The Supreme Court rejected his objection to the counsel’s assistance as unreasonable, noting that the applicant had not requested replacement counsel or leave to retain counsel privately.

They held that the battery was a privately prosecutable offence and that his threats of death were not sufficiently “real” to constitute criminal conduct. 8.

In particular, the Chamber held that the Government’s arguments to justify the difference in treatment between publicly and privately employed retirees were unpersuasive and thus not based on any “objective

Monsieur Victor BOULVERT, Juge GREFFIER : Madame Catherine COMBY PARTIES : DEMANDEUR Monsieur [Y] [S] né le 18 Juin 1954 à LYON, demeurant [Adresse 6] représenté par Maître Anne BARLATIER PRIVITELLO