In the absence of any such proof, the Court gives credence to the applicant’s statement that the enclosures were withheld by the detention facility’s administration (see, for similar reasoning, Ponushkov

The Court lends more credence to the prosecutor's letter, which was written as a result of an examination of the issue by an independent official shortly after the events, than to the findings of the inquiry

Yesterday they were visited by a representative of the Turkish Red Crescent.

In the Court’s view, no credence can be given to the Government’s argument that the applicant’s requests displayed her inability to shoulder parental responsibilities and justified the court’s decision

    In addition, the Court lends credence to the argument put forward by the Government to the effect that the applicant company had contested the compliance of the Government decree with normative

In these circumstances, the Court lends more credence to the applicant's claim that he had not been served with the decision of 9 February 2001 either by mail or in person. 52.

on the basis of a finding that it did not disclose any new facts or circumstances, despite the fact that the Deputy Minister – in the proceedings on his second asylum request – had in fact attached credence

This gives further credence to the applicant’s allegations. 63.

The Government did not attach credence to the applicant's allegation that he had not maintained any contact with Turkey and that he did not have sufficient knowledge of the Turkish language.

  The court again drew attention to the fact that Mr Kummer's accusations against the policemen were vague and contradictory; and it gave no credence to the statements of other witnesses, on the ground

In their respective judgments, the first and second instance courts reached somewhat divergent conclusions as to the credence of the applicant’s assertions (see point A.1 above). 3.

alia, on the following considerations: - the fact that the accused had all made statements implicating each other; - the fact that it would have taken five people to carry out such an attack; - the credence

    The District Court gave credence to the applicant’s mother’s version of events, which it found to be consistent with other evidence in the case, in particular statements by her that the applicant

Although the Minister attached credence to the first applicant’s statements in terms of his positions and career within the Afghan army, the applicant’s description of his tasks was deemed to be inaccurate

The Court acknowledges the national authorities’ discretion to decide on the manner in which enforcement of their judgments should be carried out, and lends credence to the domestic court’s conclusions

Thus at the very least it would be short-sighted to lend any credence to the other statements coming from [members of that party].” “A new campaign for the elections to the State Duma has started.

    Having assessed the evidence presented by the parties in its entirety, the Court lends credence to the primary documents produced by the Government and rejects the applicant’s allegation

The court gave credence to the statements of Mr K., who expressed great remorse for his actions, and the version of events presented by him.

    Having assessed the evidence presented by the parties in its entirety, the Court lends credence to the primary documents produced by the Government and rejects the applicant’s allegations