EXPRESSION UNE ACCEPTATION PLUS GENERALE " ; " ALORS QUE L'ARTICLE L. 4 DU CODE DE LA ROUTE, SITUE DANS LE TITRE PREMIER DE LA PARTIE LEGISLATIVE DE CE CODE, INTITULE " INFRACTIONS CONCERNANT LA CONDUITE

In such circumstances the State authorities were under an obligation to conduct a medical examination of the applicant as well as of other detainees held in the premises concerned for injuries (see, mutatis

the civil proceedings conducted against the law-enforcement authorities.

The domestic decisions cited by the Government related to substantive fundamental rights and not to the rights arising from the State’s positive obligation to conduct an effective investigation and criminal

An obligation to investigate “is not an obligation as to result, but as to means”: not every investigation should necessarily be successful or come to a conclusion which coincides with the claimant’s account

He complained that the national authorities (including the Istanbul Administrative Court) had failed to fulfil their obligation to conduct an adequate examination of his assertions that he would be exposed

du véhicule en circulation ; "1 ) alors que le conducteur d'un véhicule est responsable pénalement des infractions commises par lui dans la conduite dudit véhicule ; que les articles L. 121-2 et 121

The scope of the State’s obligation to conduct an official investigation was one of means and not of result.

    Investigation conducted by the Diyarbakır principal public prosecutor’s office 38.

DES VOITURES CIVILES LOUEES ; QUE LE POURVOI PRETEND ENCORE QUE LE DROIT ALLEMAND QUI REGIT LE CONTRAT A L'EGARD, TANT DES ASSURES QUE DES TIERS LESES, EDICTE QUE L'ASSUREUR EST LIBERE DE SES OBLIGATIONS

Any failure, delay or deficiency in the fulfilment of that obligation might entail a procedural violation of the Convention, as in cases concerning the procedural obligation to conduct an inquiry into

    Concerning the procedural limb of Article 2, the Government argued that the obligation to conduct an effective official investigation had been fulfilled.

    On the same day, without the applicant’s knowledge, the police conducted a search of his home in the presence of his family members.

    The Court thus considers that an investigation, albeit a sporadic one, was being conducted during the period in question, and that the applicant explained the delay in her application to

They had therefore fulfilled their investigative obligations. 41.

    The applicant alleged that the authorities had failed in their obligations to prevent her from being subjected to racist insults and threats and to conduct an effective investigation into

The Tribunal nevertheless accepted that disciplinary authorities were under an obligation to conduct disciplinary proceedings with due diligence but found that in the present case the Commission had acted

In this respect, they relied on the findings of the domestic inquiry conducted in response to the applicant’s allegations.

    On 11 March 2004 the House of Lords found that there was no obligation to conduct an inquiry compatible with Article 2 when the death had occurred before the HRA came into force ( In re McKerr