Ukraine , no. 6725/03, 31 May 2007] call for the requirements of Article 6 to be approached with particular sensitivity where, as here, the outcome of the proceedings favoured a State-owned entity.”

ECHR 2011), the Government contended that the protection of the workplace afforded by Article 10 of the Convention could be guaranteed only when a disclosure of information was made in good faith and favoured

The Court is ready to accept that the applicants might have been discouraged from doing so because they felt that the local authorities favoured the Orthodox community.

The domestic courts did not explain why they favoured the interpretation of the statement suggesting that the Governor was mentally deficient over the one criticising shortcomings in the discharge of his

14 of the Convention in conjunction with Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 that by denying them effective access to court and thus depriving them of the compensation they sought, the domestic courts had favoured

This had not been contrary to the finding of the first expert W., who had favoured joint custody.

    In conclusion, I consider that the solution favoured by the majority not only conflicts with the purpose of Article 41, but also contradicts the Court’s case-law.

Moreover, even if we take the approach favoured by the Economic Court, we need to determine whether SA Red Centru's debts vis-à-vis the applicant were more than 60 days old since, according to the same

    Article 3 of the Basic Law, in so far as relevant, reads as follows: “(1) All persons shall be equal before the law. ... (3) No person shall be favoured or disfavoured because of sex, parentage

The Appeal Court favoured the latter interpretation.

    As to the Government’s argument that the law had been necessary to achieve a homogeneous pension system, in particular by abolishing a system which favoured pensioners of the public sector

    The Appeal Court favoured the latter interpretation.

he argued that the first-instance tribunal had had no power to   try him because its three-year mandate had expired before its decision; that the tribunal had not been impartial because it had favoured

The applicant complained that the court was not impartial and favoured the opposite party.

He stated that he did not consider it correct to deny him the extension which he had requested and needed, as the opposing party in the case would not be harmed thereby but rather favoured by such a measure

The entitlement of individuals to effective protection under the law requires that they be favoured if the law is unclear.

Since the balance of convenience favoured a trial in London the recorder refused the application. The applicant was represented by a friend at this hearing and attended the hearing.

The absence of publicity in custody proceedings has favoured abuses.

    On the other hand, the crimes alleged were very serious and the United Kingdom’s extradition obligations favoured extradition to the United States, the forum in which the allegation would