She referred to a privately commissioned estimate prepared by a certified expert (see paragraph 13 above), according to which the price of 1 square metre of comparable land in Gdańsk at that time was PLN

(e.g. by cordoning the areas off or restricting movement through them), seize dangerous items, order people to move away, or remove them, order an end or a change to actions or an activity, enter privately-owned

Section 8 “All public roads and such part of the foreshore as is not privately owned at the date of the coming into operation of this Law shall be vested in the State for the use of the public.”

translator free of charge if he does not speak or understand the Albanian language; (ç) to defend himself in person or with the assistance of a defence lawyer chosen by him; to communicate freely and privately

As already mentioned above, the mining company, which was privately-owned, was the only entity to take meaningful action before the 2015 landslide.

off or restricting movement through them), take dangerous items into their safekeeping, order people to move away or remove them, order a cessation of or a change to actions or an activity, enter privately

in particular that the experts had never subjected V.H. to an X-ray examination and that in determining the existence of the alleged cheekbone fracture they had relied on the X-ray image obtained privately

The witness stated that in the immediate aftermath of the incident of 14 July 2005 she had had a chance to speak privately with the applicant, who had not hidden his satisfaction at what had happened to

  In the course of exchanges concerning her sick-leave, E.A. revealed to A.K. that she had been in an intimate relationship with K.B. and that K.B. was harassing her, both professionally and privately

Costello-Roberts v. the United Kingdom , judgment of 25 March 1993, Series A no. 247 ‑ C, §   26-27, where in providing education throughout the country, the State is responsible for both public and privately

The applicant also stated that, during the wars, Hezb-e Wahdat had plundered houses, seized privately owned cars and physically tortured persons.

liquidator’s action had been acknowledged by the commercial courts in 1998, it would have been easier, according to the Government, to obtain compensation for the damage caused by suing the liquidator privately

    The Court has already held that privately owned newspapers must be free to exercise editorial discretion in deciding whether to publish articles, comments and letters submitted by private

Individuals can criticise the government publicly and privately on most topics but the law discourages citizens from expressing viewpoints unacceptable to the government on sensitive subjects, as such

Under that Act, all the privately-owned land situated within the port’s boundaries became subject to a servitude for the benefit of the public corporation responsible for the port’s management.

Furthermore, the proceedings had been unfair because the District Court had not addressed his arguments and because he had not been allowed to consult with his counsel privately after his arrest.

Since March 2000 all instances of defamation are privately prosecutable offences (Article 161 of the Code, as in force since March 2000).

In respect of criminal offences subject to public prosecution, the authorised prosecutor was the public prosecutor whereas in respect of criminal offences to be prosecuted privately, the qualified prosecutor

It was nonetheless considered permissible, if the tax debtor was bankrupt, for the Tax Collector to agree to allow the trustee to sell them privately (judgment of the Supreme Court of 26 May 1989, NJ 1990