par ailleurs comme il a été indiqué nombre de ces factures sont au nom de Pierre Y... lui-même agriculteur (tuiles, barre de poussée, tuyau de ciment, équerre mixte, crochet d'armoire ; cultivateur Huard

  It hurt a lot when he did this.   It made       me cry.   It was a stick out of the garden.

retard au-delà de ce délai, à savoir les biens suivants : * un véhicule Ford Scorpio immatriculé [Immatriculation 25], * deux atomiseurs, * un griffon portant une plaque mentionnant « Manufactured By Huard

If she were not receiving this support she would pose a high level of risk to KP’s well-being, which is not due to any desire on her part to hurt KP, but to her limitations, which are too extensive to

la procédure dans le cas où cette disposition n'avait pas été méconnue et ne relève pas de lien de causalité entre la violation constatée et le préjudice matériel invoqué (voir, mutatis mutandis , Hurter

In the meantime, the applicant’s wound became infected, she had fever regularly and her leg started to hurt. On 26 May 2008 the applicant underwent a further operation at the G.

    The applicants also asserted, under Article 8 of the Convention, that they had been profoundly hurt by the way the authorities had handled the matter.

When he tried to get up he allegedly fell and hurt himself. Finally he had to relieve himself in the bed while two prison officers stood in the room laughing and insulting him.

In particular, his ribs hurt when palpated, his wrists were swollen and had deep marks caused by handcuffs, and he had contusions in the areas of the chest and knee joints.

The applicant's state of health and medical assistance In August 2002 the applicant hurt his wrist. The wrist was bandaged and the applicant was given ointment.

  On 9 January 1993, while the first applicant exercised his right of access to his children, his daughter E.T. hurt herself in the first applicant's apartment because a rocking horse fell apart.

Ms D., the victim, stated that she feared that if released the applicant may hurt her. She had learned that the applicant’s parents had been asking others about her new address.

Describing the circumstances of the incident before the police arrived she stated that the applicant had not mentioned to her before the incident that he had hurt his leg.

His intention however had not been to hurt him. After the applicant had been overcome, he had been restrained and there had been no further hitting or ill-treatment.

prosecution say, in that he admits matters of detail that do not point to his guilt, but denies - and I think 'ducks and weaves' was one of the phrases used by counsel for the crown - anything which he thinks hurts

No one else had been hurt.   The applicants appealed unsuccessfully.     2.

Thus, N. stated before the court that when out walking with his wife he had seen a child and had called out, saying that the child could hurt himself. The applicant had then attacked him from behind.

Thirdly, the death threats uttered by E. had all been targeted at the applicant, be it directly, or indirectly by threatening to hurt or kill her, those closest to her or himself.

A made various statements, pointing out the areas on her body where the applicant had hurt her, and explaining how this had happened. Mrs H. prepared a report on this conversation.