[T]the investigating judge ought to have specified which companies were connected to [the applicant company], so that the prosecuting authority could seize any specific documents necessary for the criminal

  The Court suggested that he reduce progressively the strain on his relations with his divorced wife by taking up employment and paying his daughter's alimony; his contacts with his daughter ought

For a positive obligation to arise regarding a prisoner with suicidal tendencies, it must be established that the authorities knew, or ought to have known at the time, of the existence of a real and immediate

  However, after a phase of reflection, T. ought to realise that his resignation was necessary.   W. continued that this would be primarily a matter for the Austrian People's Party.

estate, by an extrajudicial statement annul any transaction ( rechtshandeling ) which the debtor performed voluntarily ( onverplicht ) before being declared bankrupt and which, as the debtor knew or ought

this court and whether the complaint has been received from the court of trial or by this court directly, the practice is to examine each case to see whether or not, exceptionally, further inquiries ought

The Court observes that the applicant has not indicated for what reason she was of the view that the examination of this complaint ought to be continued despite her having been granted a residence permit

She ought therefore to have applied for a residence permit within one month of the date of entry into force, failing which she would be liable to be deported; the applicant, however, had omitted to do

into and Residence of Aliens and Stateless Persons in the Republic of Latvia, the applicant had not been officially registered as having any permanent residence in Latvia; in those circumstances, she ought

It further recalled that the degree of precision for establishing the well-foundedness of a criminal charge by a competent court could hardly be compared to that which ought to be observed by a journalist

With regard to the question whether the notion of aiding and abetting under French law meant that the applicants ought to have been aware of the possibility that a verdict of aiding and abetting criminal

Objects owned by a third person would not be confiscated unless he or she knew or ought to have known that they had been used or intended to be used for commission of the offence.

    With regard to the material date, the existence of the risk must be assessed primarily with reference to those facts which were known or ought to have been known to the Contracting State

The Court found no reason to depart from the findings of the domestic courts that the applicants had not proved the truthfulness of their statements which they knew or ought to have known were false and

Whether the interference was “prescribed by law” (i)     Proceedings before a prosecutor – The salient issue was whether, by conducting themselves in a given manner, the applicants knew or ought

In such cases the margin of appreciation afforded to the domestic authorities under Article   10 ought to be narrower.

In their view, this ought to be considered a fact of decisive influence which was unknown when the judgment was delivered within the meaning of Rule 80. 7.

  (c) Can it be said that the Government knew or ought to have known about the dangers of dichloromethane at the material time?

regard to individual measures, given that the investigation file was still open at domestic level and in the light of the documents in its possession, the Court considered that new investigative measures ought

While the Government do not suggest that the applicant deliberately mislead the Court, they contend that the applicant ought to have been aware of the correct factual situation.