(which) gave reasonable grounds why it did not give credence to them ... it was established beyond any doubt that drugs ‒ cocaine ‒ had been found in some paint-cans transported by the vehicle driven by

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

In view of this, the Court is willing to lend some credence to the applicant’s explanation that he feared reprisals from the police had he raised his complaint earlier. 77.

  49.384 of 12 October 2010, the Board upheld the Commissioner General’s decision on the grounds that no credence could be lent to the applicant’s alleged fear of pursuit or to the existence of a

To give credence to this supposition, exceptionally weighty reasons would have to be adduced, yet I see none.

The Court considers that the police officers’ statements which emerged after the completion of the criminal proceedings against the applicant (see paragraph 24 above) lend credence to that account. 47

  49.384 of 12 October 2010, the Board upheld the Commissioner General’s decision on the grounds that no credence could be lent to the applicant’s alleged fear of pursuit or to the existence of a

    The first-instance court did not give credence to the applicant’s testimony. It based his conviction on statements by the victim O.V. and ten witnesses.

The court therefore lends credence to the testimony by Mr Volkov and Mr Zharov... because in these circumstances Mr Vancharin had no interest in telling the truth.” 53.

The court did not give credence to the defendant’s testimony stating that he had ... signed the ... contract for use of the flat of 22   February 1973 on the premises of company S., but that he had

In particular, they had lent too much credence to officer N.D.’s testimony, which was not supported by other evidence, was unspecific, hearsay, based on an informal conversation which had taken place before

In the Court's opinion, this fact also gives credence to the argument suggesting that already at that time the authorities suspected the applicant of theft.

The court further found that no credence could be given to the submissions of Mrs P., Miss K. and Mrs K. because, being the applicant's relatives, they had sought to help him. 43.

Lastly, it noted that the previous findings concerning the first applicant’s physical state during the afternoon had lent credence to that eventuality.

Although the Minister attached credence to the 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.

Although the Government disputed this, the CPT’s and the Ombudsman’s reports that cover the relevant period lend credence to the applicant’s allegations. 60.

This consideration on its own lends credence to Pauty’s version.