The applicant further observed that he had also been the lawyer acting for certain civil parties in the Scientology case and had triggered the disciplinary proceedings against judge M., because

construction and operation of two liquefied natural gas (“LNG”) terminals established a sufficiently close link with the applicant’s private live and home for the purposes of Article 8 and thereby triggered

    Finally, at its 1302 nd Human Rights meeting (5-7 December 2017) it adopted its fifth interim resolution (CM/ResDH(2017)429) which triggered proceedings under Article 46 § 4: “Recalling anew

instituted for an offence which could have a decisive influence on the judgment that had to be delivered, and that the suspension had to remain in force pending a final judgment in the case which had triggered

the Court considers that a situation, such as the one in the present case, where the res judicata effects of a final judgment are not allowed to survive beyond a limitation period, which is moreover triggered

The Government pointed out that the challenge against judge C.B. for bias had been submitted only after the hearing of 11   May 2015 having therefore been triggered by the measures adopted during

The publication of the article also triggered protests in Iran in front of the Azerbaijani embassy and consulate. B.     The applicants’ criminal conviction and further developments 10.

Taking the view that it had therefore to “ascertain whether the treatment of [Mr Ziri] in the police vehicle constituted a fault which had triggered his death”, it found as follows: “It can be seen from

, in any event, a national court or tribunal could refer a matter to the CJEU of its own motion – it was therefore not a party’s request but the substantial need for the CJEU’s interpretation that triggered

There are currently no habitable buildings left; after the hostilities, Armenian forces mined the territory of the settlement, these mines are sometimes triggered by animals. –     Lieutenant

    Article 1 of the Federal Law on Ratification, read in conjunction with Article   46 of the Convention, demands that, when reviewing a judicial act which triggered an application to the

He was diagnosed with pneumonia triggered by tuberculosis, post-tuberculosis residual changes in the form of focal consolidations in the lower lobe of the left lung, and bronchitis.

However, it would emphasise that this obligation may differ, both in content and in terms of its underlying rationale, depending on the particular situation that has triggered it (see Calvelli and Ciglio

It therefore can accept that the passage of time brought about a change in the child’s situation which triggered the application of Article 12 of the Hague Convention.

In particular, the forensic report did not provide any explanation about the event or factor which resulted in the applicant’s admission to hospital and triggered the applicant’s previous diseases leading

    The Government contended that each of the applicant’s complaints about ill-treatment by the police had triggered prompt and thorough investigation, which had included the examination of pertinent

    Turning to the decision of the Nalchik Garrison Military Court referred to by the Government as that which had triggered the six-month time-limit, the Court observes that that decision was

(see paragraph   5 above) and which had triggered a wide reaction.

    According to the case file, the operational information that triggered the search was not in the case material available to the trial court. Appeal 49 .

That decision triggered several subsequent proceedings under the Immigration Law, namely withdrawal of the applicant’s permanent residence permit (see paragraph   25 above), the applicant’s detention