Act no. 38/2018 on Services for Disabled People with Long-Term Support Needs defines disability as the result of impairments and barriers that arise from the interaction between persons with

In particular, it has held that the right of access to a court is impaired when the rules cease to serve the aims of legal certainty and the proper administration of justice, and form a sort of barrier

the debt discharge by way of a separate action would have generated further procedural costs (on top of those of the underlying litigation and enforcement proceedings), which in reality represented a barrier

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

In this regard, it noted that there was no external barrier to removal and no case-specific problem such as the absence of travel documentation.

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

  They claim that this would not be a barrier to the existence of an effective and adequate remedy due to the fact that the applicants' wish to remain in Denmark is not caused by any fear of returning

In the assessment regard has also been had to [the applicant’s] allegation that Norwegian authorities by their practice with regard to work-permits and free legal aid put an effective barrier against foreigners

The demonstrators broke through a wire barrier maintained by UNFICYP and destroyed an UNFICYP observation post.

This is precisely because section 68 of the Law on Documents pertaining to Civil Status and the current practice of recording ethnic identity create insurmountable barriers for someone wishing to have

The Court in Johnston created a special barrier to divorce that is unprecedented in any other area of the Convention. 4.

The mother strongly rejected the notion that the children’s ties to their father might be “severed” by their return to Russia since the geographical and infrastructural barriers to the children visiting

particular, he drew the Court’s attention to another possible date on which the offence might have become time-barred, arguing that E.T.’s parliamentary immunity had acted as a temporary procedural barrier

It held that there was no legal barrier to awarding just satisfaction to “juristic” persons according to the criteria of the Strasbourg Court.

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

The demonstrators broke through a wire barrier maintained by UNFICYP and destroyed an UNFICYP observation post.

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

It held that there was no legal barrier to awarding just satisfaction to “juristic” persons according to the criteria of the Strasbourg Court.

It held that there was no legal barrier to awarding just satisfaction to “juristic” persons according to the criteria of the Strasbourg Court.

Prisoners and their families remained separated by a table equipped with a chest-high barrier and prison staff stood directly behind the prisoner throughout the visit.