particular, that the public nature of the dispute, the longstanding political dispute between the applicant and L.M., and the veracity of the impugned statement concerning the existence of the debt favoured

    She concluded that the procedure for provisional listing did not meet the requirements of Article 6 § 1 and that the solution favoured by the Court of Appeal did not cure the problem.

On the contrary, alternative methods for resolving disputes, such as publication of a counter-statement, should be favoured at least as a first step in such a case. 7.

As to the continuing use of the power of extended detention, the reviewer reiterated his view expressed in earlier reports, that he favoured judicial involvement in the decision-making process.

his arbitrary disqualification was just one of various unlawful acts by various officials who had abused their authority in order to interfere with the electoral process with the aim of creating “favoured

It found that the two-dam structure had been favoured solely on account of its larger storage capacity, lower construction costs and greater output of electricity; however, it noted that the initial feasibility

Later, as was claimed by the applicants and not disputed by the Government, their primary trade union was pushed to join the regional trade union, favoured by the Centre and the Ostrovskiy District Department

They had been adjourned repeatedly and the court had favoured L. in different ways.

       Considering that the Administrative Litigation Division favoured a position of advisers as independent as possible, the Minister of Housing, Regional Planning and Environment

    The Appeal Court favoured the latter interpretation.

Religious Denominations Act, which did not meet the Convention standard of quality of the law, and their implementation through sweeping measures forcing the community to unite under the leadership favoured

that he understood that childcare-measures were necessary to protect children from maltreatment, violence, drug- or alcohol abuse and so on, but that he could not understand what arguments that had favoured

She maintained that the domestic courts’ proposals to reach a friendly settlement exclusively favoured the defendants and that, furthermore, the courts had failed to prevent the defendants from delaying

section of the Relevant Domestic Law below), the Regional Court held that a child should have personal contact with the father since, as a general rule, maintaining personal contact to both parents favoured

The High Court should not have favoured the testimony of SC over his own and should not have even accepted the evidence of the SC as an ordinary witness in violation of the duty of confidentiality of SC

Those judges further stated that the provision, applied in the context of existing disputes, favoured one of the groups in a divided religious community and, therefore, did not contribute to maintaining

association Pro Asyl [a German NGO] from 2011 about the situation of refugees in Italy, it alleged that the authors of that report worked in the field of counselling of refugees and had an agenda which favoured

While the Court of Cassation in its decisions in other fields, such as the right of access, had already favoured a fairly broad conception of "family life" (see in particular the leading case decided on

    In its report on the Czech Republic published in March 2000, ECRI observed that Roma parents often favoured the channelling of Roma children to special schools, partly to avoid abuse from