A 1961 judgment held that the State had become owner of those properties, having occupied them for more than two years.

within a reasonable time) and Article 13 (right to an effective remedy) of the European Convention on Human Rights, the applicant complained, inter alia , of the excessive length of the proceedings (more

The President stated that the extension of the detention was conditioned by the exceptional complexity of the case, and that more time was needed to study the voluminous case materials and to prepare for

Health care up to the Netherlands standard has, in the applicants’ submission, become much more expensive: the applicants have to take out additional private insurance, and some health care expenses are

A later phase II trial aims to find out whether the treatment works well enough, for which types of cancer the treatment works, more about side effects and how to manage them and more about the best dose

He is said to be more and more worried and       depressed and losing weight the whole time.

within 5 years of leaving the service she was earning a salary which was one third more than her final naval salary.

exploration whether the Charity Commission should provide more.

The report of the last six months shows ups and downs with more pronounced and more frequent mood swings, especially lately.

This indicates that on the balance of probabilities the allegation was more likely to be true than false.

  fixed-term sentences) of more than fifteen years' imprisonment lay with the Secretary of State (see paragraphs 27-29 below).

Interested parties could appeal against the decision before 13 March 2014, and more information on that matter could be found at the end of the decision itself.

The CPT has been led to conclude on more than one occasion that the adverse effects of overcrowding have resulted in inhuman and degrading conditions of detention. 14.

The officers called for more reinforcements, and more policemen arrived; they hit V.I. and O.B. with rubber truncheons and punched and kicked them.

and sentenced with final effect to a term of imprisonment of more than one year shall forfeit the right to vote.

  On 21st October, 1966, the said Court of Appeal decided once more that the applicant's detention on remand should continue.

    As the building housing the Division is more than 150 years old, the ceiling releases dust, which is allegedly harmful to the first applicant’s lungs. 10 .

Being a businessman earning more than a thousand dollars per year, he had, however, been able to finance the first applicant’s escape.

Thus, the period to be taken into consideration lasted slightly more than two years and six months. 80.

the risk of being detained in Colombo for more than 48 hours pursuant to the Emergency Regulations in force.