Royaume ‑ Uni , précité, pp. 500-501, § 40, et Worm c.

décision définitive, il est plus conforme à l’objet et au but de l’article 35   §   1 de considérer que le délai de six mois commence à courir à compter de la date de cette signification (voir Worm

        The first applicant submits that the conditions of detention for Irish Republican prisoners in England are considerably worse than those for their counterparts in

        The first applicant submits that the conditions of detention for Irish Republican prisoners in England are considerably worse than those for their counterparts in

him a further exemption from the court fees due for lodging the appeal, arguing that in the course of the prolonged litigation the financial situation of his company had changed considerably for the worse

        The first applicant also submits that the conditions of detention for Irish Republican prisoners in England are considerably worse than those for their counterparts

pour permettre aux personnes concernées, en s’entourant au besoin de conseils éclairés, de prévoir, à un degré raisonnable de certitude, les conséquences de nature à dériver d’un acte déterminé (voir Worm

’objet et au but de l’article 35   §   1 de la Convention de considérer que le délai de six mois commence à courir à compter de la date de la signification de la copie de la décision (voir Worm

0.003%, whereas the transformation of the applicants’ pension into an uncertain and significantly less protected legal form, the reduction of the amount of their entitlement (which might become even worse

final domestic decision, the object and purpose of Article 35 § 1 of the Convention are best served by counting the six-month period as running from the date of service of the written decision (see Worm

On 22 February 1980, the social worker noted that matters could not get much worse in the placement.

xa0; They also maintain that the development of the applicants' family life with Mr Bourimi's relatives was hindered since Dutch law enabled these relatives to treat the second applicant in a manner worse

They alleged that the quality of the medical care provided to the applicant in prison was in no way worse than he would have received if at liberty; it might even be said that it had, in fact, been better

The applicant, as well as any man in his situation, was now in a worse position, as full-term military service was imposed on all.

According to their account, the conditions at this centre were even worse than those at Kumkapı: they were held in a room of 10 sq. m. together with three other women and one child.

        The first applicant also submits that the conditions of detention for Irish Republican prisoners in England are considerably worse than those for their counterparts

The rule also affords the prospective applicant time to consider whether to lodge an application and, if so, to decide on the specific complaints and arguments to be raised (see, for example, Worm v.

He further complained that, in spite of this, the applicant had been recently transferred to another cell which had even worse conditions.

On the other hand, when the applicant returned to prison on 19   November 2009 after nearly two months at liberty, his epilepsy was much worse than before his release.