The applicant had personally paid approximately ITL   100,000,000 for the house some ten years ago.

  Doroshenko; timesheets: 468   hours at 300 hryvnias (UAH) per hour. Government: Non-pecuniary damage : claim exorbitant and unsubstantiated.

One month later the applicants requested that the Board should draw up a public care plan aiming at the reunification of the family.

    The applicant planned a demonstration in order to draw attention to the plight of borrowers of foreign-currency loans. 6.

08/02/2019 Moscow City Court Art. 5 (1) - unlawful deprivation of liberty, including unrecorded detention and detention without a judicial order and any other legal basis - arrest on 16/12/2018; to draw

The lawyer estimated that the applicant had been kept in the police headquarters for one hour after having been brought before the public prosecutor on 30 August 1999.

The applicant spent two to three hours like this.

Administrative records concerning the escorting of D. to the police station indicated no reason as to why it had been impossible to draw up a record on the spot. 6.

  The applicant recounted that in the early hours of 23 September 1990 the guard took the applicant from his cell and drove him to the airport where he was handed to a businessman/agent.

Persons who were registered within the expropriation zones and their minor children were to be awarded 2,000,000 Armenian drams (AMD) as a support. 9.

. -   As to the ground of appeal that the applicant had been denied the right to silence because the judge had instructed the jury that they could draw adverse inferences from the fact that applicant

The applicant’s partner testified that she had loaned her car (the Nissan Micra) to the applicant on 10 October 2002, that neither the applicant nor the car was back when she returned late to the house

The Divisional Court certified two points of general public importance to be referred to the House of Lords. On 17 March 2005, the House of Lords overturned the Divisional Court judgment.

After an hour and forty-five minutes, the force of my drip was causing me too much pain. My suffering was so great that I had to lower the speed of the drip.

    Out-of-cell activities consisted of access for one hour a day (for half an hour a day during the period of the COVID-19 health and safety measures) to one of nine outdoor yards.

Throughout this confinement he had outdoor stays for only an hour a day in a yard measuring twenty-five square metres. He spent the remainder of his time in the cell. 6.

Prison recreation yards were too small to house the prison population.

    The applicant was born in 1959 and lives in the village of Elshitsa, in the Panagyurishte municipality, in a house owned by him and his former wife. His parents also live in that house.

Warm water was available once a week for one hour and heating was available in the evenings for one hour. The cell was ventilated through a window, but the door was constantly closed.