They were of the view that a civil action was an effective remedy where a lawyer, either legal aid or privately hired, was negligent in carrying out his or her duties regarding legal representation in

Section   4 provided that the coastal zone was the property of the State, but that exceptionally, land beyond the six-metre strip declared seacoast by the Parliament could be privately owned. 23.

Following the State taking control of the company, the applicants were effectively unable to exercise any of their rights as shareholders, although the company continued to state the privately-held internal

However, the Act excluded the holders of specially protected tenancies in most privately owned flats from such favourable treatment. 7.

interference with his right to respect for his home within the meaning of Article 8 of the Convention was therefore well-founded in so far as it concerned his own home, which he used both professionally and privately

It was observed that three of the eleven privately managed prisons in the United Kingdom operated on a non-BT pinphone system.

The letter was sent privately to each of its recipients, and was not published by the applicant or disseminated by him to a wider audience.

To which, the applicants replied that he did not have a right to speak privately with the public prosecutor during the trial.

courtrooms – in the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, between 04/03/2020 and 09/06/2021, judgment on 09/06/2021,   Art. 6 (3) (c) - own choice of legal assistance - complaint about inability to privately

  He was,       however, free privately to represent his client.         (The applicant) as a ground for detention?

registration of the property in the land register and ordered the demolition of the hotel that was being built, on the ground that the plot of land in question was located on the seashore and could not be privately

and special parts of residential buildings Section 12 “On the day of the entry into force of this Act the following [property] shall be nationalised: 1)     residential buildings, that is, privately

She alleged that certain actions of the respondent had led to grave damage to her privately owned house and claimed that the respondent should repair it or provide equivalent monetary compensation, fix

    The contested sale did not concern privately owned property or direct economic activities, but the management of municipally owned property and the use of public funds.

The daughter, who is mentally handicapped, had been living since 1970 in a privately-run home for mentally handicapped children. 8.

    The applicant company, which is a privately owned electricity supplier, alleged that, according to the law in force at the material time, judges were required to pay only 50% of their electricity

    The Government argued that the State could not be held directly responsible for the debts of the debtor company, which was privately owned.

at the police station at the material time, as well as medical experts’ reports and other evidence, it was not proven that I.S. had received more shocks, namely shocks from a torch ‑ taser privately

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