9/2014, published on 10   September 2014, the applicant wrote, inter alia , about: -     the harvest festival in Blichów; -     the construction of a wind farm in the municipality

    On 17 December 1990 the defendant lodged a counterclaim ( Widerklage ) requesting the court inter alia to order the applicant to pay him approximately DEM 702,600 (approximately EUR 360,000

The applicant noted that she was not legally represented at the preparatory hearing and that, as a layperson, she did not understand that she was meant to request that all her claims be recorded in the

The police are authorised, inter alia , to detain suspects, bring them to a police station and hold them under guard.

    On 10 November 2011 the applicants challenged the order issued under Article 42 bis before the Higher Public Water Court arguing, inter alia , that it was incompatible with Article 117 of

It will thus be possible to overcome the present – and legally inevitable – paradox of potentially indefinite cryopreservation.

They maintained that the child was a victim of medical negligence; his right – whether that of not being born, or that of not being the result of the doctor’s mistake, or that to be alive, healthy and

    The ICJ held, inter alia , that acts of genocide had been committed by members of the VRS in and around Srebrenica from about 13 July 1995 (loc. cit., §§ 291 and 297).

The Bundestag also intends to keep alive the memory of the injustice inflicted on the victims for coming generations. (...)

The instruction stated, inter alia : “... the international religious organisation The Salvation Army is expanding its activities in the central part of Russia.

  The Constitutional Court observed that Article 10 of the Convention included the right to impart information and ideas inter alia through broadcasting.

The purpose of providing a legally and financially safe post was to ensure that civil servants complied with their duty of loyalty.

  In his report, issued on 24 October 1994, the Inspector found, inter alia, that :        "... the main consideration in this case is whether there     

The Guidelines observed inter alia: “27.

The Federal Government argued, inter alia , that the provisions at issue were in conformity with the Federal Constitution as it was possible for the applicants to found a religious association under the

criminal proceedings, since the former were based on the fact that the applicant’s late husband had committed a crime, a fact for which he had never been either convicted or prosecuted while he was alive

admitted once again that they had wanted to rob the victim but denied that he was aware that he would be killed (despite the insistence by the police that the plan was odd, since had the victim been left alive

Great Britain and Northern Ireland lodged with the Court under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by a British national, Ms Lesley

          In July 1984 the applicant, who was legally represented, sought to bring a private prosecution against her husband for the offence of bigamy.