He preserves this quality by virtue of      Section 72 of the Constitution of Bulgaria up to the moment when      judicial facts occurred by virtue of which

He preserves this quality by virtue of Section 72 of the Constitution of Bulgaria up to the moment when judicial facts occurred by virtue of which the powers of a member of the National Assembly may be

    By virtue of section 46 of the Criminal Code, conditional release from prison is possible after half or two thirds of the sentence respectively have been served, subject to certain conditions

  Finally, Section 53 of 1939 Act provides that members of the Court are immune from civil proceedings and criminal prosecution in respect of acts done by them as members.

An ambulance was called, whose doctor found the applicant to be suffering from an “acute respiratory virus infection”. 39.

It found, in particular, that the fact that the applicant was under medical supervision in the remand prison because he had been diagnosed with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (“HIV”) could not be a ground

the relevant parts of which provided that persons who, in connection with the war that began in 1939, abandoned real property in territories not at present belonging to the Polish State and who, by virtue

There is nothing, either in the wording of the Convention or the Strasbourg jurisprudence, to suggest that any such duty exists by virtue of Article 3.

And in fact it is precisely by virtue of this comparative parameter and of its accessory powers of cognition that this court must repeat that the reasons given [by the Court of Appeal] are immune to criticism

Clarence (1888) when he said: "The intercourse which takes place between husband and wife after marriage is not by virtue of any special consent on her part, but is mere submission to an obligation imposed

The latter became an Irish citizen by virtue of his birth in Ireland at that time.

harms that other person’s physical or mental health, shall be sentenced to between one and three years’ imprisonment.... (2) If the offence of intentionally causing bodily harm is committed ... c) by virtue

Kinshasa, General Célestin Kanyama – the chief police commissioner of Kinshasa in charge of the Likofi operation – presented the “new” police force, comprising law-abiding, disciplined officers who are immune

.--) had to be paid back to the tenant by virtue of section 37 of the Act.

Athens University certifying the existence of an unspecified medical problem; (b)      another certificate from the same faculty dated 12 December 1986 stating that the little girl's immune

there is related liability under the criminal or civil law (Articles 90 and 96 of the Constitution; section 15 of Constitutional Law no. 1 of 1953; and section 30 of Law no. 20 of 1962); secondly, by virtue

He claimed that he was immune to prosecution because he was an American citizen. 12.

The legal-aid lawyer, solo, determines all of this, and some lawyers are known not to be immune from a well–crafted commercial sense of humour.

    The premises of the mission, their furnishings and other property thereon and the means of transport of the mission shall be immune from search, requisition, attachment or execution.”