The Court refers to the well-established principles of its case-law on Articles 3 and 14 of the Convention concerning the State’s obligations when confronted with cases of violent incidents triggered

deterioration of [his] health and the complications are attributable to the delay in his application for medical care after testing HIV-positive, as well as the severity of the main disease, which triggered

defectiveness of the vaccine administered to X between February and June 1992 and in September 1994 which could only be gainsaid by the provision of scientific proof that it was not the vaccine which triggered

    The applicant further complained that the alleged operational information which had triggered the initiation of proceedings against him had never been subjected to judicial scrutiny at the

s “unusual talking” and had come to the conclusion that it had been triggered by something which had occurred in day care.

Following the emergency care, she had repeatedly inquired into H.’s “unusual talking” and had come to the conclusion that it had been triggered by something which had occurred in day care.

that caused a sensation and attracted widespread media coverage at the time of the proceedings resulting in the acquittal of gendarme C: [after] the pursuit and death of Zyed B and Bouna T in 2005 [triggered

Examples of such incidents are the case of Gurgurov, triggered by the lawyer Ana Ursachi, and the case of Colibaba, triggered by the lawyer Roman Zadoinov.

    The Court observes that it is not contested that the present dispute was triggered by the decisions of the German courts in the aforementioned case.

If the law does not provide for any legal remedy, the time ‑ limit is triggered by the date on which the applicant learns about an infringement.

The stress (the arrest, the criminal investigation) triggered a reactive psychosis with a depressive and stupor syndrome [mental sub-responsiveness not as severe as coma , in that the person can still

that the Vişeu de Sus District Court had lacked jurisdiction to examine the case, in so far as the pre-trial investigation had focused on the criminal act of attempted first-degree murder, which had triggered

It was further noted that the seizure of assets belonging to third parties was triggered by the nature of the crime of money laundering.

They noted, in particular, that the applicant had failed to appeal against the investigators’ decisions by way of judicial review, and the application of the six-month rule was triggered by the appeal

It was triggered by an attempt to take Christian away from his father on Monday. Two bailiffs tried to pull the boy into a car. However, he defended himself, screamed, bit and clung to the car.

The report also stated that the interruption of the applicant’s pregnancy in 2010 could have been one of the factors that triggered her miscarriages in 2015 and 2016, but that other factors (genetic predisposition

upon how they tried to annoy him, he said: “They send some young men to quarrel with me and you see they approach and try to cause a dispute and then they put the blame on me as being the one who triggered

The acceleration clause in the loan contract (see paragraph 4 in fine above) had therefore not been duly triggered, which meant that the debt that the bank had sought to enforce via the payment order had

Consequently, the six-month time-limit ought to be considered to have been triggered on 1 October 2019.

The children’s opposition to meetings had evidently been triggered in part by their fear of having to give up their foster family and return to their biological parents.