Having regard to the foregoing, the Court considers that the assessor B.R.

The central question in the present case is the selection and appointment of the lay assessor judges to the composition in the specific case, from among several other lay assessor judges assigned to the

The Court was composed of two professional judges and two lay assessors.

It was not conceivable that the lay assessors could have had interests which were contrary to those of the applicant company.

As regards the question of the independence of the Court, the applicant referred to the assessors' time-limited appointments.

    Lack of independence of the assessor The applicant complained about the lack of independence of the assessor who had examined his case at the first-instance level.

had been given by the assessors who had lacked independence.

The names of principal lay assessors and of auxiliary lay assessors are recorded in separate lists.

    Assessors (junior judges) 21.

          The Labour Court was composed of one professional judge and two lay assessors.

Furthermore, he does not call into question the personal impartiality of the other lay assessors.

since the assessors vested with judicial powers were – in accordance with the 2001 Act – authorized to hear the cases in first-instance courts.

lists mentioned in subsection 4, lay assessors, four substitutes from among enforcement officers and four substitutes from other lay assessors in the fixed order.

He further challenged the impartiality of the lay assessors who had been nominated by the labour market organisations.

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  The Regional Medical Association and the Association of Insurance Boards each provide two assessors."

since the assessors vested with judicial powers were – in accordance with the 2001 Act – authorized to hear the cases in first-instance courts.

of section 9 of the Law on lay assessors.

There were two assessors proposed by the Association of Social Insurance Boards and two assessors proposed by the Austrian Medical Association, so that a balance between the specific viewpoints and interests

  In the absence of proof, the Commission finds no reason to doubt the personal impartiality of the lay assessors.