The above-mentioned claim was based on an expert report dated 26   June 2013 drawn up at their request by a privately commissioned expert, a copy of which they submitted in support of

The applicants were not ordinary defendants: they had been assisted by a team of highly professional lawyers of great renown, all privately retained.

At least twenty-five privately owned residential homes still stand on the land today.

  Particular circumstances of the case     In December 1948 a privately owned house and plot situated in Prague 1 was nationalised by the State pursuant to the Nationalisation of Wholesale

It was open to him to seek services of a privately hired lawyer, if he chose to do so.

It abolishes the specially protected tenancies and regulates the conditions of leasing privately-owned flats, including those previously let under the specially protected tenancy arrangements. 7.

Conversely, evidence provided by the applicant, such as a conclusion by another – her own privately hired – expert, had not been reliable since it had been based only on part of the evidence and that expert

The privacy of letters, other communications and written messages kept privately or delivered by post or otherwise, including communications made by telephone, telegraph and other means, cannot be violated

She also asserted that presenting a counter-valuation would have been costly, and in fact futile, as, under Polish law, privately commissioned valuations were not binding on the courts. 23.

independence of the legal profession from the State that the conduct of the defence is essentially a matter for the defendant and his lawyer, whether the lawyer is appointed under a legal aid scheme or privately

xa0;   As regards the applicant's complaint concerning the absence of a legal representative, the Commission notes that the applicant had a right under domestic law to consult a solicitor privately

  Nor could they afford to pay privately for representation in the Court of Appeal."

       The effect of these provisions is that the 1968 security of tenure is available to all occupiers of residential caravans on local authority sites as well as on privately

As regards the refusal of legal aid, she claimed that this effectively terminated the proceedings, as her mother had no means to pursue the action privately.

He noted that there was a general shortfall of sites for gypsies in the county but that there were two other privately owned sites in the vicinity, one owned by the applicant’s father (Stables Farm) and

Moreover, the 1974 Constitutional Broadcasting Act is also applicable to privately owned broadcasting companies with which the applicant company competes on the media market, as do other European public

Therefore, a State cannot, in principle, be held responsible for shortcomings in the effectiveness of the defence afforded by a privately financed counsel (see, inter alia , Czekalla , cited above, § &

The investigating judge also accused him of having used the forged documents to persuade the administrative authorities that the land was privately owned and could be the subject of a transaction, in particular

A note preceding the Judges’ Rules indicated they did not affect the principles: “(c)     That every person at any stage of an investigation should be able to communicate and to consult privately