Par une intervention, enregistrée le 20 décembre 2024, les sociétés MMA IARD et MMA IARD Assurances Mutuelles, représentées par Me Wetterer, demandent que le tribunal se dessaisisse de l’affaire et la

the applicant failed to attend the first listing of his appeal on 20 December 1996, this was due to the refusal of the prison to allow him to leave in the civilian clothing which he was entitled to wear

at 11.35 a.m. that day the police stopped the applicant’s father while driving his car in the city of Akhmeta on account of a breach of the traffic rules requiring his passenger – the applicant – to wear

In addition, as to the contract of 15 October 2001, it noted that contrary to the defect report where the physical wear and tear of the building was determined to be 20-25%, the valuation report set it

The applicant presented a calculation of the net revenue it could have obtained from the above gross amount after the deduction of all the applicable taxes, wear and tear, salaries for two employees, insurance

During the applicant’s transportation to the hearings at the Supreme Court and during those hearings in August 2005, March, April and May 2006 the applicant was allegedly forced to wear a special uniform

He stated that, because of his position, he was not required to wear a police uniform. His police uniform had been taken to E.’s mother for repair and was collected by another police officer.

He was obliged to pay financial bail bond, wear an electronic monitoring system, to appear in person in court upon the request of the investigator or prosecutor, to remain in the cities of Kyiv or Zhytomyr

    The Court of Cassation has considered that this provision applies in the case of a former priest of the Greek Orthodox Church who continues to wear the priest robes (decision no.

measures applied in the applicant’s case comprised confinement in a special high-security prison wing and increased supervision of his movements within and outside the cell, which meant that he had to wear

  Colonel D. told the officers that “in accordance with the rules” they should carry their handguns and automatic rifles and wear bullet-proof vests.

As he had been agitated, the applicant had been forced to wear a straightjacket between 11.15   p.m. and 5   a.m.

He was given pyjamas to wear and placed in a small cell with no furnishings in the Scrabo Unit, used at Lisnevin Juvenile Justice centre for isolation and punishment.

  17, the court found that it was in a state of urgent disrepair, with a 60% wear and tear rate, making it completely unfit for habitation and posing a serious threat both to the safety of individuals

    On 24 April 2020 the Vilnius District Court ordered that the applicant wear an electronic monitoring device and prohibited him from leaving his home during certain hours.

The terrorists wear uniforms too. This is the reason why we left our village.”

Colonel D. told the officers that “in accordance with the rules” they should carry their handguns and automatic rifles and wear bullet-proof vests.

    In so far as the applicant complained that he had had to squat whenever the cell had been opened or when escorted outside the cell, and that he had had to wear a bag during such escorting

It required him to remain in his home for eighteen hours per day (“the curfew period”) and contained the following additional restrictions: -   to wear at all times an electronic monitoring tag; -