Accordingly, any objection which the applicant might have made would have had little prospect of success and the fact that no formal objection was made during the hearing before the court cannot be interpreted

Convention, the Court noted that in 1953 there was no case-law by any international tribunal to provide judicial interpretation of the definition of genocide and the travaux préparatoires provided little

The lawyer’s contact with the applicant only concerned the present case in which, once the exchange of observations was finished on 21 August 2019, she had little to do in the procedure until the delivery

They had been ordered by simple administrative decisions of the bodies which had later carried out the operations; the decisions had contained very little information as to the reasons for and purpose

The proceedings against T. were accordingly discontinued due to his death and against the others because their vandalism caused damage of little monetary value.

was at least excusable in view of the applicant's aggressive conduct, which might have given the impression that he was prepared to use violence or to flee from the isolation cell as he in fact did a little

However, it had little information at its disposal in that regard, as the Turkish Government had not provided it with any information on the steps taken to assess and prevent possible harm to civilians

  The Court went to say in its judgment that, in line with its case-law, there was little scope under Article 10 § 2 for restrictions on political speech or on debate on matters of public interest

  Counsel concluded on 22 December 1982 that such a claim would have little prospects of success and further legal aid was refused by the Law Society on 16 April 1982.

the Court   Article 8 of the Convention   The European Court of Human Rights observed that some of the conversations published in the press had been of a strictly private nature and had had little

However, the Court considered that, in the specific circumstances of the case, it was of little importance that the applicant’s client had not been a party to criminal proceedings in the strict sense of

The applicant also alleges that water is not drinkable and that, therefore, he has to buy water with the little money that he owns.

respect of Mr   Beylin’s and Mr Berezkin’s co-defendants, which (unlike the decisions in their respect) were de-classified and stored in their respective criminal case-files and which contained little

        The Commission notes that since 5 November 1992, a little over one and a half years have elapsed.

The Court found that the Austrian authorities gave too little weight to the applicant’s interest in holding the intended assembly and expressing his protest against the meeting of Comradeship IV, while

identified deficiencies in the domestic authorities’ response suggested that the domestic regulatory framework of road safety, as implemented in the instant case, had been far from rigorous and had had little

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The first concerns a claim for payment and lasted a little more than eight years and one month (of which the Court could only take into consideration around seven years and nine months [2] ), and the second

However, such a formalistic approach meant that a governmental agency had been left full and uncontrolled discretion to “certify” blankly, with reference to little more than its own general statements,