He was, however, willing to leave his tasks as an arbitrator if his impartiality was questioned.

The apartment had been damaged because the police had entered violently, even though the applicant had been willing to give them a key, and the police dog had damaged the floor.

In one of these letters the applicant stated that he had "surprisingly found an eye witness, who [was] willing to testify in the case".

    Under section 1 of the Registered Partnerships Act ( laki rekisteröidystä parisuhteesta, lagen om registrerat partnerskap ; Law no.

The Court would not under-estimate the difficulties of finding witnesses who are still alive after this lapse of time and who are able to recall, and willing to give evidence about, past events.

It was also stated that P. was not at all willing to meet the parents of the applicant father, because they wrote her letters which she was not able to understand and criticised the foster parents.

The doctor’s statement, dated 29 October 1996, stated, inter alia , that P. had clearly expressed that she was not willing to meet her biological parents as often as the visits took place at that time.

Although the applicant had previously availed herself of support measures for herself and the children, she was no longer willing to co-operate with the social welfare officials, being of the opinion that

The right of the mentally disabled to special care is governed by the 1977 Act on Special Care for Mentally Disabled ( laki kehitysvammaisten erityishuollosta, lagen ang. specialomsorger om utvecklingsstörda

    In 1995 N. applied for a debt adjustment in accordance with the 1993 Adjustment of Debts (Private Individuals) Act ( laki yksityishenkilön velkajärjestelystä, lag om skuldsanering för privatpersoner

    In its opinion of 12 December 1994 the Kuopio Social Welfare Board noted that the applicant did not wish to be in contact with H and her new husband and was willing to accept that the authorities

It noted that neither of the witnesses who had been heard orally had been willing to state any opinion in regard to the children’s development.

To the psychiatrist's question whether       he would be willing to spend perhaps five ... years in       prison in order to have [the legislation concerning