From the moment that the acquittal judgments in the first set of criminal proceedings acquired became res judicata , the applicants ought to have been considered as having “already been finally acquitted

    In these circumstances, the Court is inclined to agree with the arguments put forward by the Government that the applicant had, or ought to have had, sufficient knowledge of his prosecution

  the United Kingdom decision that it had been discharged by the review and the report subsequently published, and that any complaints about alleged procedural failings of that review ought to have

If not, his application ought to be considered as “withdrawn” on procedural ground.

Yet these elements – as much as the existence of the court itself – ought to have been provided for by law in order for a court to be considered as having been “established by law”.

court further acknowledged that its judgment of 9 February 1994 had been delivered, in breach of the Notification Act, to a third person at the applicant's previous work address and that the judgment ought

altered by the adoption of the Act of December 1995 and the decree of July 1996, the applicants had sought to obtain a windfall by taking advantage of a loophole in the regulations, and were aware, or ought

The first applicant could not legitimately claim that the competent national authorities ought to have taken special measures to secure her interest in having her baby with her in prison.

legal representation and, having regard to the severity of the penalty risked by them and the complexity of the law, the interests of justice demanded that, in order to receive a fair hearing, they ought

Hence, the applicant and her representatives ought to have been aware of that requirement and should have complied with it at all stages of the proceedings.

before the issuance of the order for compulsory acquisition, and, as a result, the Supreme Court dismissed his claim for compensation under the Compulsory Acquisition Law and held that the applicant ought

In any event, given the multiple interests in play, the conduct of the source could never be decisive in determining whether a disclosure order ought to be made but merely operated as one, albeit important

becomes (or should have become) aware of the circumstances which render that remedy ineffective, it might be appropriate to calculate the six-month period from the date on which the applicant became (or ought

In 1996, the Town Court, referring to the Decree of 1974, found that the authorities ought to have resettled all of the zone’s residents but that they had failed to do so.

subsequently becomes or should have become aware, of the circumstances which render that remedy ineffective, it might be appropriate to calculate the six-month period from the date when the applicant became or ought

However, as case-law stood at the material time, the applicants ought to have known that they were likely to be convicted on that basis for their call to boycott products imported from Israel, since the

In the present case, the search warrants ought at least to have contained the same information as that included in the public prosecutor’s application for an investigation.

[N] [D] né le 13 juillet 1974 à Asnières-sur-Seine, de nationalité française, 38 Rue des Ouches 91150 MORIGNY CHAMPIGNY Mme [V] [I] épouse [D] née le 8 juin 1975 à Bretigny-sur-Orge, de nationalité

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  According to the investigators' opinion, there ought to be very strong reasons for moving him from the foster home, having regard to the long time he has lived there and the connection he has.