Apart from that, the Court does not consider that the five months that the Harju County Court took to deliver the judgment could be perceived as delaying the proceedings.

She was in denial about her illness (a delusional disorder), perceived it unrealistically, and refused to take medication.

    For the Court, the fact that those without a permanent address can vote by post may be perceived as a privilege but it must be seen in the light of the additional restrictions on the exercise

The witnesses called by the prosecutor – A.’s mother and her father’s partner – had not seen the alleged acts and gave evidence only on what A. had told them and how they perceived her demeanour.

The report noted as follows: “The measured noise on the street and the noise perceived by neighbours in their homes, in the Xuquer area of Valencia – which is where the applicant lives – rise high total

by the UNHCR (see M.Y.H. and Others , § 25) and others, Christians form a vulnerable minority in the southern and central parts of Iraq, either directly because of their faith or because of their perceived

relevant legislative rules at the time • Domestic courts’ failure to properly assess whether the nature of the case necessitated the applicant’s presence, possibly via videolink, focussing instead on perceived

    The Commission went on to note that the right to freedom of expression, as interpreted by the courts, included the right to express all sorts of opinions, even those not perceived as moral

included the so-called “ Baidoo case” where Officer V. had been charged for swearing (“ svarte faen ” – normally meaning “bloody hell”, literally “black devil”) in the presence of a coloured woman, perceived

He observed however that as matters were perceived today, a coroner ought to consider how requests to view the body should be dealt with and give appropriate directions since the body was in his possession

As it may be perceived by a third party, anyone who accuses another of having a contemptible character or attitude, or of behaving contrary to honour or morality, and of such a nature as to make him contemptible

Against this background, in such cases the Court now perceived the need to examine the complaints about lack of an effective remedy against excessive length of the proceedings under Article 13 taken separately

As it may be perceived by a third party, anyone who makes an accusation against another of having a contemptible character or attitude, or of behaving contrary to honour or morality, and of such a nature

Living with his father had resulted in the child’s developing a negative image of his mother, whereas during the child’s psychological examination in March 2013 it was noted that he perceived his relations

In establishing the applicant’s active participation in the offence, the court relied on the deposition and testimony made by Z.S. to the police, as well as on circumstantial evidence, on perceived contradictions

As regards the applicant, the decision stated, inter alia , that because of her stress as a result of the incident in H.A.’s office she had perceived and described the circumstances of the incident in

She had perceived that the District Court had not believed her.

assault upon the applicant was not very violent and took place as a result of a private, spontaneous conflict and in circumstances under which the applicant’s behaviour, intentionally or not, had been perceived

It also found that at the time of his killing the question of the return of Serbian refugees had become very topical and that according to the media coverage at the time the public had perceived his killing

    On 23 August 2010 the applicant submitted a letter to the Migration Board, which was perceived by the Board as a new petition for reconsideration.