He argued that he had to dismiss his privately hired counsel due to lack of sufficient funds.

Section 58(1) of the Act provides that a person arrested and held in custody in a police station or other premises shall be entitled, if he so requests, to consult a solicitor privately at any time.

There had been no public interest at stake since the location had been used for the construction of a privately-owned shopping mall and a bank office building.

       The applicants were able to participate in schools which were set up and run privately, and which respected their philosophical convictions.

He complained of the fact that legal aid had not been granted by the Court of Appeal, which meant, in particular, that the costs for the privately engaged counsel had not been reimbursed.

February 2011 and for the other acts and decisions of that authority in the present cases, and did that authority have competence under domestic law to take decisions resulting in the expropriation of privately-owned

The Court notes that, as a general principle, newspapers and other privately owned media must be free to exercise editorial discretion in deciding whether to publish articles, comments and letters submitted

They were of the view that a civil action was an effective remedy where a lawyer, either legal aid or privately hired, was negligent in carrying out his or her duties regarding legal representation in

    It appears that from early 1997 the volume of cross-town traffic in Alsónémedi increased, since a toll had been introduced on the neighbouring, privately owned motorway M5.

independence of the legal profession from the State that the conduct of the defence is essentially a matter between the defendant and his counsel, whether counsel be appointed under a legal-aid scheme or be privately

He also submitted an opinion prepared by a privately commissioned expert. The court refused to admit this opinion as evidence in the case. 20.

and decisions of that authority in the present cases, and did the Baku City Executive Authority have competence under the domestic law to take decisions resulting in expropriation or demolition of privately-owned

independence of the legal profession from the State, the conduct of a case is essentially a matter between the defendant and his or her counsel – whether counsel is appointed under a legal-aid scheme or is privately

    By 2001, the company was 100% privately-owned. On 24 July 2001 the Department of Privatisation and Administration of State Property issued the applicant a privatisation certificate.

    In addition, section   25 provides such persons with the right to communicate privately with others (including their lawyers), to maintain the confidentiality of their correspondence

    Out of 6,469 applications for a housing permit relating to privately ‑ let housing, 4,980 had been accepted (77%); 342 had been refused (5%); and 296 had been pending at the beginning

        On several occasions the applicant association approached various privately owned newspapers with a request to publish responses to the allegations concerning Jehovah's

    In November 2004 a privately-owned Moldovan television station (NIT) began broadcasting nationally.

    Article 63 § 2 guarantees to all inhabitants of Austria the right to manifest publicly and privately their thought, religion and beliefs, unless these are incompatible with the protection

section 6 of the August 2007 Amendment, the municipality is required to publish in the regional official gazette ( wojewódzki dziennik urzędowy ) an inventory of data concerning levels of rent for privately-owned