That means that the authorities must always make a serious attempt to find out what happened and should not rely on hasty or ill ‑ founded conclusions to close their investigation or as the basis

The applicant’s request to be released on bail was again refused.

As far as Amnesty International could determine, only a handful of individuals were providing basic information regarding asylum procedures, which was totally inadequate given the number of arrivals.

    The applicant lodged a timely objection against the penal order.

Subsequent examinations should be carried out in accordance with the gravity of the patient’s state of health, or on a periodic basis.

Thereafter ... the health and mental condition of the nine-year-old girl was ascertained on the basis of an expert opinion, and two months later she was interviewed for the third time and the interview

    On the basis of the above-mentioned reports, the A. Centre issued a decision on 16 August 2017, temporarily placing M. in foster care on the same day.

Article 241.1: Grounds for reviewing judgments and decisions on the basis of new circumstances “1.

    According to the applicant, he was not informed about the ConEC’s request in a timely manner. C.

Had she, as well as the other employees, reacted in a timely manner by reporting the store’s responsible person, they would have prevented the damage ...

, to which the case had been assigned at the time, decided to re-communicate the application and ask the Government for a factual up-date, in particular the relevant domestic case-law adopted on the basis

On the basis of the parties’ observations and the childcare authorities’ explanations, the court found it “evident” that A.B. had not only failed to adhere to the contact order that had been previously

(ii)   Did authorities take sufficiently adequate and timely action to assist applicant?

The absence of timely provision of medical help could have had an impact on the deterioration of the patient’s health. ...

On 16 July 2004 the applicant and COM requested with the Bailiffs’ Service to change the creditor in the enforcement proceedings on the basis of the contract.

    On 22 February 2013 the Budapest High Court released the applicant from pre-trial detention and placed him on bail under house arrest.

    “Preventive measures” ( меры пресечения ) include an undertaking not to leave a town or region, personal surety, bail and detention (Article   98).

the amount of 55% of the total social security contributions, upon timely submission of the relevant statements of the Health Insurance Board.

On 10 March 2011 the High Court dismissed their application, considering that “the circumstances on the basis of which [their] detention had been extended still persisted”.