Such measures were not justified by the organisational needs of the Remand Centre or by the applicant’s behaviour.

It considered that in such circumstances it was not obliged to release the property and evict the tenant, nor could it impose a higher rent for the future, when such rent was not provided for by law.

intercepting reserved radio frequencies, such as those in the present case.

The exercise of such discretion should always take due account of the basic requirement of adversarial procedure and in such cases it was appropriate to seek the parties’ submissions.

Such lessons had indeed been provided to some of the applicants at some stage of their primary schooling, but for instance three of the applicants had never been provided with such classes, and a further

The applicant had, on occasion, been detained in cells which fell below 3   sq. m and as such, there was a strong presumption of a violation of Article   3.

on 29 July 1977, the applicants complained of having been arrested and detained for "examination" under the "Prevention of Terrorism" legislation in force in the United Kingdom, of various measures, such

The applicant did not appeal as he considered or was advised that such a remedy would be bound to fail since no such social security benefits were payable to widowers under United Kingdom law. B.

    Their claims were rejected by the Refugee Commissioner (‘RC’) with a decision of 19 January 2017 which stated the following: “The Refugee Commissioner is of the opinion that, even if such

The question of whether or not the authority could use such data in its work was distinct from the issue of the archiving and recording of data and required that separate rules on the use of such data

In the absence of such signs, it was for the State to ensure that the firing range was cleaned up in order to eliminate all unexploded ordnance.

The authorities could legitimately take into account the prospects of launching a new prosecution at such a late stage.

The head of the respective division must justify the existence of such “operative need” before the Agency’s chairman (regulation 52(3)).

    Relevant domestic law and practice Knowingly using counterfeit bank notes and putting such notes into circulation are offences under Article 244 § 1 of the Criminal Code of 1968.

Even if this could, in principle, have constituted a legitimate aim, the examination had not been proportionate to such an aim.

compensation is dependent on further elaboration of the procedure to be followed and the conditions for obtaining such compensation.

In any event, under the Anti-Trafficking Convention’s definitions, such consent was irrelevant if any of the “means” of trafficking had been used.

No additional examinations had been carried out, for example, to locate, extract and match external objects such as metal fragments, shrapnel and bullets.

Remaining in such a confined space for hours on end must have caused intense physical suffering which would have been further aggravated by the lack of adequate ventilation and lighting, and unreliable

The court noted, inter alia , that any available ordinary remedies such as judicial review proceedings or proceedings before the Rent Regulation Board were not appropriate in such circumstances.