The process of invalidation of aggregated results in four constituencies by the CEC did not have sufficient legal grounds or an evidentiary basis, nor was the process transparent.

Some did not have bed linen, mattresses, sanitary facilities or heating.

The relevant High Court should therefore have given reasons for its impugned decision in that case. 41.

Admittedly, Article 131 of the Federal Constitution allows complaints to the Administrative Court only once the parties have exhausted appeals.

Nowhere is it stated that the merchandise in question could not have been sold by the claimant at a higher price after it was returned by the law-enforcement authorities or that the claimant would have

The authorities acknowledged his arrest, but they have not provided any documentary evidence giving official trace of his whereabouts afterwards.

Had the Municipal Court considered that they were not authorised to bring such a prosecution, it could not have proceeded with the case.

Gates have been built into the fences at regular intervals to provide access between them.

, as nobody would have believed the journalists’ allegations if they had reported on the issue without broadcasting the images.

The authority should therefore have applied the rules for the use and processing of individual data under the Security Police Act ( Sicherheits ­ polizeigesetz ) and should have weighed up the private

The individual was to have a firm guarantee of the confidentiality of the information imparted.

It was quite possible that immediately after F. had been placed with the “crisis foster family” in October   2001 the granting of visiting rights to the applicants might have been useful.

Italy (nos. 45867/07 and others, 21 December 2010), and argued that the sum awarded them by the domestic courts should have been paid promptly. THE LAW A.

We reiterate that non-governmental organisations have no right to engage in religious activities.” 19.     On 3 October 2002 the Ministry sent a third written warning.

It appears that he was arrested by the police almost immediately afterwards, as he had no legal right to remain in Estonia, nor did he have a valid travel document.

At the same time, the domestic courts have never clarified the Central Bank’s responsibility, either direct or subsidiary, in respect of the applicants’ grievances.

    Every individual shall have the right to have his cause heard. This comprises: a.

On 6 September 2004 the applicant’s daughter, Mrs Aleksandra Janicka, informed the Court’s Registry that the applicant had died.

    The applicant was born in 1963 and currently lives in Alexandria (Egypt). 6.