Further statutory rules concerning appeals on points of law are summarised in the Court’s judgment in the case of Ringier Axel Springer Slovakia, v.

  53984/00, § 37, ECHR 2004 ‑ II, and Ringier Axel Springer Slovakia, a.s. v.   Slovakia (no. 4) , no. 26826/16, § 38, 23 September 2021).

    The relevant provisions concerning appeals on points of law are summarised in, for example, the Court’s decision in Ringier Axel Springer Slovakia v.

  Mr B. then said it was very urgent for him to talk to the applicant and suggested that the applicant go to a nearby telephone kiosk where he would ring him.

If they’re not in a position to proceed with what is an essential work of important public interest in terms of the construction of a new ring road around the City of Limerick.

The applicant’s leather jacket, golden chain and ring, watch, lighter and wallet were missing.

contracture of the little finger of the right hand, scars (in the result of wound healing) of the proximal phalanx of the little finger of the right hand and the dorslim of the proximal phalanx of the ring

confiscated on the basis of orders of, or following searches on, 16 and 19 January, 9 February, 5 March, 14 May, 2 July, 19 and 21 August (concerning the applicant's personal objects such as a watch and ring

    The applicant was suspected of membership of a crime ring organised around one H., a person widely known to have amassed criminal convictions for serious crimes; of complicity in extortion

pair of trousers, a jumper or a cardigan, a hat, socks, shoes, slippers, a handkerchief, a face cloth, soap, toothpaste and a toothbrush, shaving soap and a brush, toilet paper, spectacles, a wedding ring

Hence, in the Board’s view, X. already had access to the bank account relating to the business, for which reason the applicant’s statement in this respect did not ring true.

    For the relevant provisions, which concern protection of personal integrity and its vindication, see, for example, the Court’s judgment in Ringier Axel Springer Slovakia, v.

“applied standards which were in conformity with the principles embodied in Article   10 of the Convention” or to have “based themselves on an acceptable assessment of the relevant facts” (see Ringier

The woman's ring and earrings were gone. In the courtyard he found the first applicant's father's purse lying empty on the ground. Many items from the house were missing.

As it had been proved by the record of service that the penal order had been put into the applicant’s mailbox, potential shortcomings by the courier’s failure to ring the doorbell first – which according

[T]he police have only uncovered the ring of persons committing crimes and have discontinued their criminal activities. The officers joined in the crime that was already taking place ...

#xa0;   The application relates to a warrant of arrest, issued against the applicant by the Zurich District Attorney (Bezirksanwalt) D.J., on suspicion of having taken part in a prostitute ring

It concluded that the wound could have been caused by the impact of a hard object, but excluded firearms as there were no traces of gunpowder or an ecchymosed perilesional ring.

About 15 to 20 minutes later, after several rings, someone opened the door. With the owner's agreement, they were able to go in. Inside, they asked N.Ö. if a Hulki Güneş was staying with him.