existence of urgent circumstances made by investigators • Impossibility for applicants to seek a judicial examination of the lawfulness of and justification for the search • Retrospective judicial review triggered

xa0;       JUDGMENT   Art 8, Art 3 and Art 14 • Allegedly insufficient measures to ensure access to safe-drinking water and sanitation for Roma communities • Positive obligations triggered

    The announcement triggered negative reactions from some organisations and individuals with anti-Maidan views.

the fact that the applicant had not clarified his fears to the Croatian authorities in any way, the obligation to carry out an assessment in accordance with Article 3 of the Convention had not been triggered

The court stated that a relationship between a same ‑ sex couple fell within the scope of the notion of family life just as much as a heterosexual relationship did, and triggered the protection

The mediatisation of this case was triggered by Mr Kern himself, who had made an appeal on the television for help in finding his daughter.

It was triggered by the complaints of the relatives of the disappeared persons to the Achkhoy-Martan and Grozny ROVD and the Achkhoy-Martan district prosecutor’s office of 20-24 November 2003.

The domestic courts found that the impugned re-opening had been triggered by the assessment of medical reports other than those attached to the applicant’s pension application.

    As regards the aim of preventing disorder, the Court observes that the Government have not referred to any instance where an actual or even remote danger of disorder triggered by the public

This triggered off a parliamentary inquiry ( parlementaire enquête ) into criminal investigation methods used in the Netherlands and the control exercised over such methods. 8.

According to the court, the time-limit had already been triggered by the adoption of the Deputy Regional Prosecutor’s decision to seize the shares, as the company’s complaints to the Senior Public Prosecutor

the confiscation order is only for the purpose of establishing the pre-condition that the person is a drug trafficker, is demonstrated further by the fact that once the power to impose the order is triggered

PTSD as a result of the Falklands conflict and that the combination of the frustration and depression due to his chronic back problem, his posting in Northern Ireland and the consumption of alcohol triggered

In the case of the offence of inflicting “minor bodily harm” prosecution is triggered by the aggrieved party’s official complaint lodged with the police or the public prosecutor.

This was triggered, to some extent, by the court’s interpretation of the word “ravasakia” as “love letters” instead of “notes” although that word has two possible different meanings (see § 23 above), the

of the Constitutional Court of 14 February 2000, that the summoning of parties to a supervisory review hearing remained at the discretion of the relevant court provided the review procedure was not triggered

Moreover, the violent events of 9 July 1997 had been triggered off by the applicant’s speech of 24 May 1997 and his continuous preparations with a view to organising resistance in case the police tried

If the Franco-Algerian accord had been held to be applicable, it would have triggered an assessment of the conditions in which the applicant had obtained her qualifications.

If she had lost a substantial amount of blood, rendering her anaemic, this could have triggered the cardiac arrest.

According to that law and practice the seriousness of the charges had triggered automatic detention. 95.