A decision granting her requests would have favoured her over the other owners.

He gave weight to the arguments of the appellants concerning Article 8 of the Convention, finding that the decisions of the European authorities clearly favoured the right of the appellants to conduct

In cases of doubt, freedom of expression should be favoured. The majority thus endorsed the House of Lords’ leading judgment in Reynolds   v. Times Newspapers [2001] 2 AC 127, at 205.

not only affect far more persons, but which would also be much harder to justify in that, for persons living at least thirty kilometres from their work place, persons having a company car would be favoured

She has inherited this role from her mother, who died in an accident, and this ball is Caroline’s favourite ...

resemble a high-society event: on 15 and 16 April, the court of Nanterre will look into the incredible generosity, for almost a decade, of the richest woman in France towards the person she has made her favourite

  Further, the municipality's economic interests have been unilaterally favoured without the balancing of interests, required by the Swedish Constitution.

The instructions favoured impartial investigations of all war crimes, irrespective of the ethnicity of those involved, whether victims or perpetrators, and stressed the duties of those working for the

Since then, the answer has become clear: no, it is not, because you have already been, without a face, or to use your favourite expression, barefacedly playing games with the livelihood of the Hungarian

The purpose of a family settlement si sine liberis decesserit under Catalan law is to keep the family estate in the legitimate or married family and Catalan legal tradition has always favoured the exclusion

Lastly, the court held that the applicant had been partly favoured by the first-instance court’s initiative to restore the time-limit for lodging a claim for damages.

ineffective remedy for the Attorney General and would be no compensation to the newspapers, it had to be determined where the balance of convenience lay; the preservation of confidentiality should be favoured

As to their argument that the law had been necessary to achieve a homogenous pension system, in particular by abolishing a system which favoured some over others, while the Court accepts this to be a reason

No balance had been struck between the competing interests; the State had favoured tenants to the detriment of former owners’ rights.

    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. 3.

        On 15 November 1989 the Environmental Office (ympäristötoimisto, miljövårdsbyrån) of the County Administrative Board (lääninhallitus, länsstyrelsen) of Vaasa favoured

A report by the social services favoured the second applicant’s free travel with her mother and found that both mother and child had strong emotional ties to each other.

  The Court of Appeal did not, therefore, have an opportunity to remedy any error the trial judge may have committed in deciding that the public interest favoured non-disclosure of parts of C.'

He explained that the Cudi mountains were one of the PKK’s favourite haunts. In his view, there was no difference between the mine watchmen’s shelter and those habitually used as hideouts by the PKK.