This gives some credence to the applicant’s assertion that he had been punched on the head after being seen by the ambulance team. 60.

    The Court also notes that the applicant’s modus operandi in the case gives credence to the domestic court’s finding that – when publishing a series of articles about the district mayor –

In this regard, the willingness of the investigators to give credence to the accounts offered by their colleagues confirms the Court’s previous findings (see paragraphs 16 and 18 above). 61.

The Constitutional Court did not, however, give credence to his statements, as in its opinion the majority of the spectators had come to watch the parade and some of them had had their enjoyment of it

Furthermore, the abductors had spoken unaccented Russian, a fact which lent further credence to the applicants' submission.

They further pointed to the Government's admission that Mr G. had not been surprised by the arrival of the armed men in his office which, in the applicants' opinion, lent further credence to their argument

Therefore, no credence could be attached to his statement. This being the case, the applicant's detention no longer served any purpose. 25.

The investigation, at the stage which it had reached, gave credence to the allegations of fraud and of issuing bad cheques for 2,000,000 Austrian schillings levelled at Mr Toth.

       Paradoxically this view gives credence to part of the evidence      of [G] on the important issue of the true reason for the     

There is no reason for the court to give greater credence to Mr A than to Mr K. The court cannot see that there are other circumstances that would support this statement.

    In these circumstances, the Court gives credence to the applicant's version of events, which has been corroborated by independent inquiries carried out by the prosecution and police authorities

The investigators had failed to explain why they gave more credence to the statements made by law enforcement officials than to those made by the first applicant.

The Court is thus inclined to add credence to the applicant’s argument that he would have encountered significant difficulties in attempting to initiate criminal proceedings by way of a private prosecution

In particular, the Government made no submissions regarding the cell population between 15   November and 8 December 2004, which prompts the Court to give credence to the applicant’s allegation that

    Having regard to the evidence produced by the applicant and to the absence of any submissions by the Government refuting that evidence, the Court gives credence to the applicant’s allegation

  However, even accepting that the summonses were properly issued, the Court gives credence to the applicant’s arguments relating to the police powers of arrest in the circumstances (under the Police

The Internal Security Office’s decision did not lend credence to the statements of the two witnesses who had allegedly seen the applicant’s injuries, since it was noted that the witnesses were his acquaintances

The Court of Appeal gave credence to the accused’s initial statements, which had been made to an investigator in their lawyers’ presence after they had been formally charged.

Preferring to give credence to the statements the applicant had made during the pre-trial investigation, the court noted that the case file disclosed no evidence to support the allegations that during