The applicant further submitted that he had purchased the property on 3 June 2008 for AZN 300,000 and had subsequently spent AZN 60,000 on repairs and improvements.

Aux termes d’une attestation, une spectatrice déclare avoir ainsi acheté en ligne des billets pour le spectacle NOËL EN CIRQUE, qui s’est tenu le 19 décembre 2021 à VILLEMUR-SUR-TARN.

support of her submissions, the applicant submitted a legal fee agreement signed by the applicant and her representatives and a timesheet to the Court, showing that a total of thirty-five hours had been spent

    The applicant was then placed in a cell which had no furniture except for a chair, where he spent nine hours without food or water and without access to a toilet or the possibility to rest

  21768/02, § 32, 10   January 2006, in which the applicant had spent some four months in pre-trial detention when he was sixteen years old; and Nart , cited above, § 30, in which the applicant

   On 24 May 1991, the Regional Court convicted the applicant of fraud and incitement to commit perjury and sentenced him to two years' imprisonment, less the time spent in detention on remand

One spent bullet case was recovered under a washing machine. A little distance away on the floor below the urinal there was pool of blood and a blue beret. 9.

   In so far as part of the time he spent in prison in the USA has not been deducted from his sentence, the applicant further maintains that he is suffering detention in Italy which is not legally

bougies, et d'un costume évoquant celui imposé aux déportés juifs dans les camps de concentration nazis, costume de surcroît qualifié d'ʺhabits de lumièreʺ, d'autre part, donne tout son sens, pour les spectateurs

protection de l'environnement et notamment du 19ème, d, de l'annexe à l'article 1er dudit décret, que les constructions d'équipements sportifs ou de loisirs susceptibles d'accueillir plus de 5000 spectateurs

Following this incident, he spent nine days in solitary confinement, where he would bang his head against the wall and try to free himself from his handcuffs.

  During the night he spent in detention, the applicant signed a report in which he waived his right to a lawyer.

It had dealt with the issue of whether the Parliament leadership had spent public money in a non-transparent manner, which had been a matter of genuine public interest, calling for particular protection

He was taken to the police station where he spent the night in custody.

          As a consequence of the above decisions the time which the applicant spent in prison was prolonged by 21 days.

out any proper assessment of the risk of ill-treatment prior to the applicant's extradition was reinforced by his uncontested account of his treatment in Turkmenistan following his extradition: he had spent

This reason could initially suffice to warrant his detention but with the passage of time it became less relevant, particularly as he had already spent almost a year in detention before being re-arrested

On 11 November 1987 after having spent six years, one month and eight days in the prison, the applicant was released pending trial.

In the light of the circumstances of the case and the importance of the right to liberty in the Convention, the Court found that the combination of the period the applicant had spent in police custody

He could not be said to have been left unattended as he had spent only a few days in prison before being transferred to the prison medical facilities where he was examined regularly by doctors and received