applicant, who was not represented, gave evidence that:         (a) her husband was a self-employed painter and decorator but had       obtained little

  On the one hand, the defence doctor, who had examined the applicant for a little more than one hour, stated, inter alia, that the applicant was suffering from serious paranoid psychosis which could

xa0;      Noting the complexity of the case and the contents of the applicants' submissions, the Central Appeals Tribunal held that, although the decision process took place with little

It submitted that the one-month time-limit laid down by Article 8 of Decree no. 90-263 of 23 March 1990 gave it too little time and upset the balance of the trial and the equality of arms, since it did

The second applicant had arrived a little later and had entered the car, and the car had left.

This lack of accountability was particularly marked in the case in question, the evidence being that the gendarmes had little knowledge of or control over the military and their operational activities.

While there was no indication that the detention conditions or regime were intended to degrade or humiliate the applicant, or that they had a specific impact on his physical or mental health, there was little

In this connection, the Court reiterates that there is little scope for restrictions on political speech or questions of public interest ( Nilsen   and   Johnsen , cited above, § 46).

It considered that there was little, and thereby insufficient evidence, apart from the minor injuries to the complainants, to substantiate their allegations of assault and fabrication of dishonest allegations

Italy (no. 41221/98) (a little more than 13 years and nine months for seven levels of jurisdiction) - - (4)     Gattuso v.

France (no. 41145/98) Raymond and Fernande Charles, both French nationals, complained about the length of civil proceedings before the Court of Cassation which lasted a little more than four years and

In those circumstances, the applicants had undoubtedly had little prospect of being able to contact a lawyer from the police station with the help of the interpreter and, although they could have contacted

  The Court noted that the remedy open to the applicants of taking out criminal proceedings against the Enforcement Agent was of little value since the enforcement of judgments was dependent on budgetary

statements had been appended to the file in accordance with the relevant domestic legislation in force at the material time, the Court considered that any objection by the applicant would have had little

Indeed, there would be little point in the Court setting a three-month time-limit for payment if there was no penalty for failure to comply.

party had agreed with the claimant but had merely procedural value and was based on the consideration of avoiding additional costs by continuing the main proceedings in which the applicant party had little

The Italian courts had attached little weight to the applicants’ interest in continuing to develop their relationship with a child whose parents they wished to be.

abuses are not only directed at Roma but also affect the broader population; however, most are clear that Roma are the main victims of such misconduct as they are perceived by the police as having little

the offender has never been found guilty of a wilful offence; (b) the court is convinced, taking into account the offender’s personal traits and his behaviour during the proceedings, that there is little

During this period there was little discussion at ministerial meetings of the imminent danger; there was no formal discussion of it at ministerial meetings, and nothing was recorded about these matters