asserted that the school exercised educational activities on the basis of Order no. 58 of the Minister of Education of 24 June 1999 and, as such, was obliged to respect domestic legislation and was not immune

of the carrying out of works or the conduct or continuation of operations or modifications that are in contravention of spatial development or land-use plans or execution of the rules laid down by virtue

    On 29 November 1999 Judge Nathanael delivered the district court’s judgment, by virtue of which the applicants were found liable for defamation.

  Why should a professional be immune from having his professional judgment open to scrutiny?   58.

    On 21 June 2006 a decision was made to issue a deportation order by virtue of section 3(5) of the Immigration Act 1971 and the second applicant was invited to rebut the presumption that his

xa0;    To the extent that the substance of the applicant's complaint relates to the actions of the BBC it is submitted that such actions engage the responsibility of the Government by virtue

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

  By virtue of Section 111 of the Magistrates' Court Act 1980 a party to proceedings before a Magistrates' Court may "question the proceeding on the ground that it is wrong in law or is in excess