The Court of Appeal then considered if the balance of justice favoured dismissal of the claim.

However, in the present case there existed two conflicting final decisions which were not compatible, and the first-instance court of constitutional competence had correctly favoured the applicant’s release

detected and punished, and that no innocent person is punished, (2)   by the correct application of measures provided for by criminal law, and by the disclosure of the   circumstances which favoured

He considered that the compensation awarded had been extremely low and favoured the Government who had made huge profits.

They favoured returning to Lawless , which did more justice to prevention as a possible justification for a deprivation of liberty than the interpretation followed by the majority.

She disputed that the system favoured women as a whole, pointing out that men were able to enjoy a number of other benefits over the age of 60 even if in full-time employment ( e.g. winter fuel allowance

    The applicant also complained under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention that the enforcement proceedings had been unfair in that the judges were not impartial and favoured the other party.

offence is detected and punished, and that no innocent person is punished, (2) by the correct application of measures provided for by criminal law, and by the disclosure of the circumstances which favoured

siège : [Adresse 123] [Localité 101] 6- L'Association ADMR JOSSELIN prise en la personne de son Président en exercice et ayant son siège : [Adresse 31] [Localité 57] 7- L'Association ADMR LE FAOUET

They claim that these mistakes favoured the opposite parties.

I regret this restriction and would have favoured a change in the opposite direction since rules of procedural “hygiene” are weakened when made exclusively dependent on subjective motives as opposed to

Relying on Articles 3, 5, 6 and 13 of the Convention, he further complained that the domestic court had failed to establish the exact date when the murder had been committed, that the domestic court favoured

No one can be discriminated against, favoured or disfavoured on any of these grounds (Article 12 § 2).

A decision granting her requests would have favoured her over the other owners.

  It appears that in 1984 the Building Committee again favoured construction of such an extent by means of a renewed exemption from the building prohibition.

During her studies at a university for women in Teheran she had become a member of a political organisation, or student movement, which favoured the separation of state and religion.

They further alleged a violation of Article 8 of the Convention in that the authority appointed to represent the interests of the child in the context of the proceedings had favoured the dissolution of

She maintained that her exemplary service record, her abilities and her acceptance for the enrolled nurse conversion course in 1992 all favoured a prolonged engagement and excellent service promotional

not only affect far more persons, but which would also be much harder to justify in that, for persons living at least thirty kilometres from their work place, persons having a company car would be favoured

Consequently, the obtention of enterprise assets is not favoured above the obtention of other assets in such a way as to constitute discrimination as described in paragraph 3.3.1 above.” 3.