As to the applicants’ argument that there were no legal barriers to their owning the plot of land in question, the Supreme Court noted that the Trakai Historical National Park had been created

Many complaints were received about the considerable delays in gaining access to care staff and the barriers erected by guards. The CPT recommends that this situation be remedied. 100.

It is thus for Parliament to remove, if it thinks fit, the barrier to the recognition of a tort of breach of privacy ... ... ... it is still the law of England that there is no tort of invasion of privacy

Persons with disabilities include those who have long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments which in interaction with various barriers may hinder their full and effective participation

In reality, the refusal of the application for family reunification therefore implies that he is prevented from cohabiting with his spouse, although the barrier to his right to exercise his family life

Some protesters held up metal barriers and aligned them so as to resist the police, threw various objects at the police, shouted and chanted “Shame!”

It was also pointed out that the Tunisians were separated from the other new arrivals by a closed barrier and did not have direct access to the reception centre’s medical teams. IX.

imposed on him had had a “chilling effect” which would affect his exercise of the right to freedom of assembly in the future, and that the notification procedure under the Public Events Act had built barriers

    In the proceedings before it there are no procedural barriers to the admissibility of evidence or pre-determined formulae for its assessment.

    The courts did not dispute that the applicant’s diagnosis of addiction-related psychological and behavioural disorders could in principle be a barrier to a valid waiver of his right to a

A number of policemen jumped out of the car and leapt the central barrier. Soldier A still had his pistol i

It was stated that the legitimate aim pursued by the interim injunction of 5 August 2015 was the need to avoid the creation of any new barriers to the enforcement of a final court decision in the future

    The court found that there was no evidential basis for the contention that the fifteen-year rule created a barrier of any kind to free movement.

The direct purpose of the legislator in this case is to set a certain barrier on incomes by using the means of tax law.

context of the implementation of the 2018-2021 Action Plan against Homelessness, the State party: (a)     Increase the capacity of shelters for homeless people and remove administrative barriers

Accordingly, the CGLPL advises the complete removal of glass docks from courtrooms and recommends, at the most, the installation, on a case-by-case basis in the most dangerous situations, of portable barriers

    The first applicant stated in particular the following: at the beginning of 2019 he had lodged a criminal complaint in Germany against E.C., a former commander of the Qafë Bari prison camp

of two of the terrorists killed during the operation, chanted illegal slogans, waved PKK flags, sang PKK anthems, carried posters of its leader, hurled stones at the security forces and dismantled barriers

The police had lined up, forming a barrier, thus blocking those applicants’ access to their houses. 43 .

noted with great concern that stereotypical and discriminatory attitudes by investigators and others in the criminal justice system were prevalent in Georgia and frequently constituted a significant barrier