practice Section 3 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 provides: “(1)     A convicted person during the time that he is detained in a penal institution in pursuance of his sentence is legally

The certificate stated that the applicant had been diagnosed with ALS, which would lead to paralysis and, inter alia , affect his ability to swallow and breathe.

Hence, the applicant’s argument that only the probability or refusal to follow orders was the only legally acceptable situation where an arrested person could be handcuffed was untenable.

In its reasoning, it states, inter alia , that the defendants, including the applicant, filed observations in reply to the claimant’s cassation appeal through their legal representative, A. 14.

She sought inter alia annulment of the contract of 9   December 2010, restoration of the flat and its courtyard to their original condition, and AZN 500,000 and AZN 200,000 in compensation for, respectively

without any close link with the children whom they adopted abroad and who remained in a children’s home after the adoption: Article 8 applicable Article 8 Positive obligations Failure to hand over legally

[T] [X],ayant interprété en langue arabe et prêté serment à l'audience Comparant et assisté de Maître Cécile LEBEAUX, avocate au barreau de LYON, commise d'office Avons mis l'affaire en délibéré

Ce magistrat a rendu compte des plaidoiries dans le délibéré de la Cour, composée de : Monsieur Bertrand FAURE, Président Monsieur Louis-Marie DABOSVILLE, Conseiller Monsieur Luc LEBLANC, Conseiller

The applicant based his claim, inter alia , on Articles 19 § 3, 26 and 50 of the Constitution (see “Relevant domestic law and practice” below).

  The Central Division set up an Appeal Division to consider the appeal, which comprised two legally-qualified ordinary members, two ordinary members with expertise in the chemical field, the legally-qualified

       On 25 November 1993 the Legnica Regional Court decided to legally incapacitate the applicant on account of her mental disorder.

        The applicants submit that minors can only be legally represented by their parents or by their guardian, or by a lawyer at the parents' or guardian's request.

It was observed that in 1997 X. had been wound up and no longer legally existed.

The court further noted that the burden had been on the applicant, who had been legally represented, to respond appropriately when on 10 October 2011 she had not yet received from the District Court the

Il ressort des pièces du dossier que par un courrier du 26 juillet 2023, adressé par pli recommandé avec accusé de réception au préfet de police de Paris, au 5, rue Leblanc à Paris (75015), M.

On 24 June 2009 the applicant, being legally represented, appealed in cassation.

According to those rules, judgments delivered by courts of general jurisdiction may be challenged in cassation appeal proceedings within six months of the date on which they become legally binding.

A key factor in determining the level of scrutiny and control that an NGO will be subjected to is whether the body concerned is legally incorporated and enjoys legal personality.

When she had left the maternity hospital, she had known that the baby was alive, but had thought that he was very weak and hardly able to breathe. 52.

It found inter alia that the Directorate's decision to declare Mr Gendzhev's election null and void had been within the competence of the Directorate.