for public benefit purposes which included “town planning” and “construction, maintenance and development of land communications” in furtherance of a municipal plan to rid the Limassol seafront of privately

On 27   October 1996 Mr Sofri requested that a statement be taken from a Mrs D. whom he said would be able to testify that well before the end of the trial Mr   Della Torre had told her privately

... (2)     In respect of criminal offences subject to public prosecution the qualified prosecutor shall be the State Attorney and in respect of criminal offences that may be prosecuted privately

They also argued that their right to defend themselves effectively had been circumvented, given their inability to communicate freely and privately with their lawyers before, during or after the hearings

The successful article 8 defence in Connors was founded on a combination of Mr Connors inability to enjoy the security of tenure advantages afforded by statute to occupiers of privately owned caravan sites

The applicant alleges that the Panel members were already committed publicly and privately to concluded views which made a fair hearing impossible, and that this was compounded by the fact that no reasons

Even if the defendant had received building permit ... for construction of a tennis court during the time the land was privately owned by the plaintiffs or afterwards, namely after the nationalisation

    In July 2004 B., a privately hired lawyer, was admitted in the proceedings as a replacement for the legal-aid lawyer, S. 15.

(see paragraph 17 above) unreliable on the grounds that they contradicted the findings of the expert witness E.S. and that they had been produced by a doctor whom the applicant had paid privately. 21.

independence of the legal profession from the State that the conduct of the defence is essentially a matter between the defendant and his counsel, whether counsel be appointed under a legal aid scheme or privately

Privately owned land, which was limited in quantity, had a particular social relevance which entitled the legislature to limit its use in the general interest. 55.

He continued to be entitled to practise as a doctor privately, from his surgery. ...

morality, pupils have to have the possibility of covering their bodies if their parents so wish, to be able to get changed separately from the other pupils in the class, to be able to take a shower privately

She had a son, Mr Artur Bersunkayev, born in 1979, who lived at the time with the applicant’s brother-in-law, Mr   Ayndi   Bersunkayev, and the latter’s family, in a privately owned house at

The information in question had not been a privately motivated attack on Z.P. but a faithful transmission of information contained in the document of a State body.

The vast majority of offences under the Criminal Code fall within that category, except offences prosecuted privately, such as light bodily injury and certain types of criminal libel.

As regards this argument, it must be noted that various factors distinguish enterprises under public ownership from privately owned enterprises, and in various fields their taxation is governed by different

At present this system applies to all accommodation owned by public organisations and to 80% of privately owned buildings comprising more than two flats. B. The Rent Review Boards 18.

    In February 2003 the applicant requested the court to admit in evidence an expert opinion he had privately commissioned before the lodging of the civil case (see § 35 above).