removal had not been wrongful under the above criteria of the Hague Convention (see paragraph   14 above), it proceeded as though the duty to return the child under the Hague Convention had been triggered

He further argued that though the events that had triggered the additional investigation had indeed taken place in 1989, they had already been examined by the domestic courts in 1992-1996.

for a credible suspicion, and in the case of the fourth applicant prima facie evidence, that the applicants had been victims of trafficking in human beings for labour exploitation, which in turn had triggered

background, the evictions of 2013 and 2014 (see paragraphs 4 and 12 above) were not the focus of the present application, and the gravamen of their complaints was the threat of eviction which had been triggered

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It was the general disqualification of all Mannheim judges, public prosecutors and lawyers which triggered the disciplinary sanction.

It had triggered a panic attack and she had been committed to closed psychiatric care between 20 and 28 June 1999, diagnosed as suffering from an adjustment disorder.

Those claims triggered an obligation on the part of the national authorities to carry out an effective and thorough investigation with a view to establishing the origin of the applicants’ alleged injuries

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

Such examination can be triggered by a request lodged by the detainee or his lawyer and supported by appropriate medical documents, or by the head of the prison hospital (medical unit) where the detainee

the applicant to be healthy and free from any mental illness, concluding that the twilight state of consciousness that he had experienced in December 2011 had been an isolated and resolved episode triggered

Consequently, the Court considers that, in the particular circumstances of the present case, the impugned decision of 24   January 2001 triggered the start of the six-month time-limit.

In the absence of an effective remedy the Court concludes that it was the very act of quashing the final judgment of 10   March 1999 that triggered the start of the six-month time-limit for lodging

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

This would then have triggered the duty to return the child to Italy under Article   12 of the Hague Convention, unless one of the exceptions provided for by Article   13 of that Convention was

The ByLock data in question had been critical in his case, as it was that which triggered the criminal proceedings against him.

Accordingly, the High Court noted that the policemen tried in the case were not members of the judiciary police – which would have triggered the competence of the Court of Appeal – and ordered that the

), it found that none of the legal avenues provided for in Articles 141 to 144 or Article   323 § 3 of the CCP was such as to enable a person who had been acquitted as a result of a procedure triggered

They also argued that such a complaint might have triggered the Constitutional Court to initiate proceedings for review of the constitutionality or legality of a law or other generally binding regulation