The Sofia City Court and the Sofia Court of Appeal have relied on those provisions to hold that a religious denomination may be registered only if its name and religious doctrine differ from

Once he has been escorted to a certain destination, the handcuffs are removed.

mosque for regular Friday prayers.

He had also been provided with a wheelchair and had had regular access to fresh air. The gangrene in the applicant’s left foot 9.

Once he has been escorted to a certain destination, the handcuffs are removed.

In any event, she had not been entitled to be heard in those proceedings. (c)    The third-party intervener 72 .

If a claim relates to an administrative decision (or statutory instrument, as the case may be), it can be brought only if the decision has been duly set aside; if the claim relates to an unlawful action

The NRTC’s recommendation for those matters to be addressed had not been heeded.

Arrangements have also been made with the Higher Military Medical Institute and the experts for regular medical examination.

He has been a member of the Sofia Bar since 1980.

Under Article 204 § 1 of the Code of Administrative Procedure 2006, such a claim can only be brought if the administrative decision has been duly set aside. D.

    The applicant’s exposure as having been affiliated with State Security 12.     The applicant is a lawyer. He has been a member of the Sofia Bar Association since 1980.

Lors du prononcé : Mme Sonia Vicino, greffière.

Given that he had a family, a place to live and financial means to support himself, and could be kept under police supervision, there had been no need to keep him in custody for so long. 70.

be protected by the applicant association.

The appeal was examined at a regular court hearing on 9 December 2004.

said to be in an analogous or relevantly similar situation.

Nor has it been shown that such expressions have been uttered on a regular basis.

An appeal against the court's decision may be lodged with the appeal court.

Moreover, since T.B. had not been on duty at the material time and had not killed M.J. in the course of carrying out his military duties, the State could not be held liable under the Act on Service in