Relevant domestic law The relevant part of the Civil Obligations Act reads as follows: Section 180(1) “Responsibility for loss caused by death or bodily injury or by damage or destruction

The prosecutor requested that twenty-two witnesses be heard and statements from 432 witnesses read out.

    Relevant domestic law Prior to 20 December 2011, that is when the domestic proceedings in the present case were still pending, Article 1190 § 3 of the Civil Code read as follows: Article

Article 24 § 1 of the Civil Code reads: “A person whose personal rights are at risk [of infringement] by a third party may seek an injunction, unless the activity [complained of] is not unlawful.

The other relevant Articles of the Code of Criminal Procedure read as follows: Article 596 “1.

    Relevant domestic law The relevant provisions of the Code of Administrative Justice of Ukraine (in force at the time when the judgment at issue became final) read as follows: Article 255

Relevant domestic law Article 16 of the Code of Criminal Procedure reads: “§   1.

It read, in particular, as follows: “Yet another disgrace of investigative journalism in Poland occurred.

The relevant part of the judgment reads as follows: “Regardless of her possible strong emotional attachment to her late sister and the unselfish assistance that the plaintiff provided to her sister in

It also read out statements given by L. and A.B. during their examination in the Hague.

The relevant part of that judgment reads as follows: “Given that section 28(1) subparagraph 4 of the Associations Act provides that an association shall be dissolved in the event of bankruptcy, [and that

Article 3 of the Convention reads as follows: “No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.” 17.

The full text of the panel’s report and conclusion read as follows: “25.04.2014 12.00 Panel examination due to refusal of treatment. Lethargic, obtuse. Low mood.

    Relevant domestic law The relevant part of the Civil Obligations Act reads as follows: Section 180(1) “Responsibility for loss caused by death or bodily injury or by damage or destruction

Article 1 of that law reads as follows: “Article 1. Object of the law.

        Article 6 para. 1 (Art. 6-1) of the Convention reads as far as relevant:         "1.

    Government Decree no. 417 of 3 May 2000 approving the Regulations on the calculation and confirmation of the qualifying contributory period for pensions reads as follows: “3.

    Relevant domestic law The relevant part of the Civil Obligations Act reads as follows: Section 180(1) “Responsibility for loss caused by death or bodily injury or by damage or destruction

  49/2002, of 3 May 2002; “the Constitutional Court Act”) read as follows: Section 62 “1.

    Relevant domestic law The relevant part of the Civil Obligations Act reads as follows: Section 180(1) “Responsibility for loss caused by death or bodily injury or by damage or destruction