de Paris sous le numéro 830 793 972, Ayant son siège social [Adresse 2] [Adresse 2] Représentée par Me Frédérique ETEVENARD, avocate au barreau de PARIS, toque : K0065 Assistée de Me Edouard TRICAUD

Représentée par Me Paly TAMEGA, avocat au barreau de PARIS, toque D 194, Assistée de Me Edouard TRICAUD de l'AARPI SAINT-LOUIS AVOCATS, avocat au barreau de PARIS, toque K 00079, INTIMÉE S.E.L.A.R.L

APPELANTE Madame [O] [S], demeurant [Adresse 1] représentée par Me Pierre MONTORO, avocat au barreau de DRAGUIGNAN, vestiaire : 73 substitué par Me Eric DE TRICAUD, avocat au barreau de DRAGUIGNAN

She further submitted that the fire happened on account of the authorities’ negligence and that her demands for documents were triggered by the defendant’s repetitive failures to provide what was necessary

Despite the patient’s protestations that he was suffering from a transient disorder at the time of the index offence which he believes was triggered by stress, we are quite satisfied that the patient is

certificate of 20   April 2010, according to which he had been assigned to the second category (medium) of disability on account of this disease, which was incurable and which had apparently been triggered

It was ultimately only the legal opinion on the non-availability of a further remedy that had triggered the start of the running of the six month time-limit. 28.

The investigation was triggered by a complaint of Delta Comm, one of the contenders in the procurement call by the Ministry. 7.

In particular, once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article 2 of the Convention is assessed on the basis of several essential parameters: the adequacy

The fact remains, however, that these conditions were described in clear and unequivocal terms in the 1997 Act, and that the procedure for obtaining the discount was triggered by the applicants themselves

xa0;   Regardless of its conclusion that the child’s retention in Russia had not been wrongful, the City Court acted as though the duty to return the child under the Hague Convention had been triggered

In the past the applicant had been twice committed to a mental hospital and had more recently triggered a number of violent incidents which had ended with police intervention.

At the same time the parties did not dispute that the applicant’s name had appeared on the bills as early as 2002 and no explanation was provided why the same fact had triggered the plaintiffs’ action

  Belgium   [GC], no. 23380/09, §§   81-90 and 114-23, ECHR 2015), the Court considers that the applicant raised a credible allegation of ill-treatment at the domestic level, which triggered

In particular, once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 is assessed on the basis of several essential parameters: the adequacy of the

examination; (3) whether he was suffering from any psychiatric diseases and, if so, whether he was to be assigned disability on that account; (4) whether the applicant’s psychiatric disease had been triggered

    The Court has previously held that once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 of the Convention is assessed on the basis

Based on medical and other evidence produced during the trial, the court found that S.P. had suffered a serious asthma attack which had been triggered by his physical resistance to arrest.

, the first applicant had called the Romanian President, Mr Iliescu, a murderer, accusing him of having ordered the distribution of arms on 22   December 1989 and hence of having deliberately triggered

The inability to predict that such legislation would be enacted when taking up the posts which triggered the application of restrictive measures to them did not call into doubt the interference’s lawfulness