Upon the adjournment Judge M. instructed her secretary, Ms P., to draw up an administrative-offence report in respect of the applicant for contempt of court. 12 .

On 2 November 1995, at around 16.45 hours, the applicant communicated with his lawyer. On the same day, at around 22.45 hours, the applicant gave a confessing statement.

Private Y drew up a report stating that the applicant had been escorted to the police station “in order to draw up the administrative material”.

    Neither did the domestic courts draw a clear distinction between statements of fact and value judgments.

One copy of the PEC protocol, together with other relevant documents, is then submitted to the relevant ConEC within 24 hours (Article 106.7).

and at least seventy-two hours prior to the meeting, by a notice containing the signature of all the members of the organising board...” 19.

    The applicant and her father, I.N., had a dispute concerning a house. While civil proceedings were ongoing, I.N. made several criminal complaints against the applicant. 6 .

        The appeal was heard before the House of Lords between 5 and 8 March 1990.

“As a matter of fact the Neven DuMont family took possession of three houses in Breite Straße....The houses, respectively the real estate, belonged to the Jewish merchant Fritz Brandenstein and his wife

    Since then, there has been an ongoing investigation seeking to draw criminal-law consequences from the multitude of suspicions gleaned by the operation.

   The defendants successfully appealed on this point to the House of Lords and the first applicant's claim was dismissed on 16 December 1992.

Appeals to the Court of Appeal and to the House of Lords 17.

    The applicant, in her observations, draws attention to several remarks made by the Council of State.

   The defendants successfully appealed on this point to the House of Lords and the plaintiff's claim was dismissed on 16 December 1992.

She stated that on 14 June 2004 a boy had come by her house in Katar-Yurt and handed her a note.

I challenge the Deputy Leader of the House to state where there would be any disadvantage in abolishing the rule.

  On the property there is a small house.   16.

Boyd and Others (House of Lords, 18 July 2002) 63.

The House of Assembly is the domestic legislature in Gibraltar.