not issued an advisory opinion from which he could have deduced why his appeal might not succeed, and that he had been unable to comment on the Procurator General’s de facto opinion that the appeal ought

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As the two sets of proceedings mentioned above were both regulated by the Insolvency Act, the applicant and his lawyer ought to have known the specific procedural rules set by that law (see paragraph 11

    In view of the principles above, the Court is called to determine whether the authorities knew or ought to have known that Erikan Bulut posed a real and immediate risk to his life, and if

On balance therefore I am satisfied that the admission of the control tapes would not have such an adverse effect on the fairness of the proceedings that I ought to exclude them.”

#xa0; me to matter not for this reason, because here two overlapping      appeals were brought, first, under Section 174 (2) (a) that      planning permission ought

Its “accuracy or fabrication” ought thus to be addressed as part of the ongoing investigation, rather than through the applicant’s “speculative assertions”.

In this regard, the Court has held that applicants’ delay in lodging a complaint is not decisive where the authorities ought to have been aware that an individual could have been subjected to ill-treatment

#xa0; As regards the applicant's constitutional claim, the Court stated that Art. 40 had to be read in conjunction with Art. 43 which provides that the right to "private ownership of external goods" ought

In the Supreme Court’s view, the wording of both expressions suggests that both questions ought to be answered in the negative.

the asylum request was taken and ought not to have substituted its own assessment of the facts for that of the Deputy Minister.

Lutz, magistrat désigné ; - les observations de Me Oughcha, avocate désignée d'office, représentant M.

  It was necessary for the Crown to obtain a ruling from the trial judge as to whether any other matters which were laid before him were matters that ought, within the rules of conduct to which we

My point is that this kind of thing ought not to be made public.” 12.

He had willingly turned a blind eye to the fact that his missions had involved the secretive and systematic surveillance of Israeli targets, and he ought to have reasonably known that those actions could

Russia ([GC], nos. 55508/07 and 29520/09, §§ 128-151, 21 October 2013), the Court found, in essence, that its temporal jurisdiction was strictly limited to procedural acts which were or ought to have been

More broadly, the Court has held that States have an obligation to take particular measures to provide effective protection of vulnerable persons from ill-treatment of which the authorities had or ought

  Since such evidence was plainly material it ought to have been disclosed in order to meet the requirements of a fair trial.

In his letter the first instance judge maintained that the applicant ought to be convicted as a principal, not as a secondary party, in the offence of obtaining property by threats of force.