In the situation described in paragraph 10, the president of the electoral bureau shall draw up a special register ...

They jointly owned a plot of land measuring 222 sq. m. and a house measuring 154.52 sq. m. which were situated at 10 (4/4) Abovyan Street, Yerevan.

According to the schedule, the parents were allowed to visit A. for one hour every two weeks.

Then they contacted someone via a portable radio transmitter, ordered the villagers to lie still for another half an hour and left. 12.

month]. ... the court considers it necessary to regulate access by allowing visits [of four hours, twice monthly]. ...

    On 21 March 1994 the applicants requested, inter alia, that the Social Welfare Board should draw up a public care plan aiming at the reunification of the family.

The applicant’s right to a one-hour daily walk was never breached. 18.

According to P., his cries lasted a good hour. Shortly afterwards a police officer came into the room where P. was being held and told him that they were going to the scene of the 2007 burglary.

He also considered that the portions were small, in fact they were handed out in take-out boxes and had to last an inmate for six hours or more; and that the only fruit was banana and oranges.

    According to the applicant, at the station for about two or three hours the officers beat and kicked him on various parts of his body and one officer applied electric current to his handcuffs

    After Mr B. had tried in vain to persuade the journalists of the production company to drop the project, he contacted the first applicant.

Preliminary detention of a suspect shall not last for more than seventy-two hours.

  maybe after less than half an hour screams started to be heard   ...

The police have to notify a prosecutor of all cases of entry into the homes of persons against their will within twenty-four hours. 52 .

The company then charged fifty euros for one hour and thirty euros for half an hour. The building was locked for security reasons. All the girls had a key and they could leave at any time. ...

He had an hour-long daily walk. Occasionally the duration of the daily walk was shortened to thirty minutes.

They stayed in the office for approximately one hour, destroyed office furniture and equipment and damaged the walls and the ceiling. B.

The guards, most of whom are simple villagers and are paid ... better than teachers, doctors and engineers, ‘work’ 24 hours and then have a 72-hour rest ...They are the authority in prison, they are everything

A copy of the results record shall be given to the candidate or authorised representative of a political party or bloc of political parties at least 24 hours prior to the electoral commission’s meeting