If no notice of intention to appeal has been given within the ten-day period, the judgment or decision shall become final.”

There is no trust, no respect. For no apparent reason he calls certain officers thieves. He does not enter in contact with anyone, save for the head of the radar station ...” 10.

        As the intention was not to limit the number of acts which were to be considered as criminal offences, Chapter 23, Section 4 of the Penal Code was made expressly applicable

The applicant did not reply. B.

    The court also held that the applicant’s intention had not been to present facts, but to deliberately discredit R.M. by claiming in bad faith that he was involved in illegal activities.

Despite the fact that evidence of the contractor’s actual intention to not fulfil its obligations had been unequivocally disclosed, V.B. did not prevent the real threat to the ENA’s economic security but

Before the court the applicant reiterated that her intention had not been to offend or to spark revolt.

However, a political party could not be registered under the provisions of Government Ordinance no.   26/2000. 10.

I had no intention of not declaring the speargun because I already had it with me when entering Bosnia and Herzegovina ...” 7 .

the disease; and if the suffering increases, we gradually increase the dose, even to an extent that will probably bring the time of death closer, because our duty is to alleviate suffering and the intention

In particular, they argued that the police’s intention had not been to interrupt the protests but rather to remove the objects which the organisers had had no authorisation to install.

The note was written on the official headed paper of the Parliament and was not marked as being confidential.

Although the purpose of such treatment is a factor to be taken into account, in particular the question of whether it was intended to humiliate or debase the victim, the absence of any such intention does

Taking into account the subjective attitude of the accused towards their act, the court deems that their intention did not go beyond inflicting bodily harm.

This intention was not followed by an actual decision to impose an exclusion order. B.     Proceedings on the second applicant’s asylum request 42.

Taking into account the subjective attitude of the defendants towards their act, the court deems that their intention did not go beyond inflicting bodily harm.

It held that in making the disputed remarks the applicant had had no intention of insulting any of the courts or undermining their authority.

No appeal was lodged against the judicial decision, nor was it quashed.

However, it is beyond doubt that the petitioner did not intend to initiate proceedings under the Hague Convention for the child’s return; thus, his intention was not the immediate return of the child to