In September 2006 noise monitoring was carried out by privately commissioned experts of the Institute for Environmental Protection ( Instytut   Ochrony Środowiska ).

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

All three companies, G., Z. and C., are privately-owned. 2.     Water contamination 5.

March 1998 the Regional Prosecutor's Office upheld the refusal, holding that, since the alleged offence – intruding into an apartment – had occurred at about 9 p.m., i.e. before nightfall, it was privately

It is their right, of course, to live secretly – privately – the way they want! But disgraced people cannot defend the passions of their souls in public! Our Greece is now governed by atheists!

The Divisional Court held that the fundamental right of a detained person to consult a legal adviser privately necessitated an enhanced authorisation scheme and that protections afforded by the directed

    On 6 March 2001 the applicant was allowed for the first time to see his privately-retained counsel, Mr S.

provides in its relevant parts: “(1)     A person who is detained under the terrorism provisions and is being held in police custody shall be entitled, if he so requests, to consult a solicitor privately

It noted that making insults and threats were privately prosecutable offences (see paragraph 64 below), and that there was no evidence that Mr V. had breached the terms of a protection order contrary to

If the applicant organisation had declared the property under ENFIA and FAP, it would have been liable to tax at a rate of EUR 95,700 per year according to a privately operated calculation tool designed

The court-appointed and the privately-appointed experts each provided a written report, which had been submitted to the Commission of Child Welfare Experts ( Barnesakkyndig kommisjon ) for quality checks

This protection was conferred on occupiers of caravans on privately owned residential sites and also the occupiers of local authority sites.

It was established during the conversation with the applicant that he was talking about an appointment for a consultation with a urologist that he had arranged privately, without informing the prison authorities

Prior to the hearing, on 30 January and 9 February 2015 respectively the City Court had decided that it was not necessary to appoint its own expert or facilitate the applicant’s two privately engaged experts

    Under Article 57 of the Body of Ethical Rules adopted by the National Bar Council on 10 October 1998, when an advocate, either privately hired by the client or appointed under legal aid scheme

An appointed or privately-retained advocate in criminal proceedings cannot withdraw from his agreement to provide advice to a client and must continue to represent the client until the stage of drafting

applicant requested the court to appoint another lawyer financed from the legal aid scheme, pointing out that his officially appointed lawyer had failed to act diligently in the case and that his privately

#xa0;   __________         In the meantime the social authorities had decided, on 11 April 1991, to reject the applicants' counsel, Siv Westerberg, as their privately

While the applicant has complained of the designation system which applies criminal powers of enforcement to gypsies alone in respect of stationing of caravans on public land or without consent on privately