counterbalanced by adequate procedural safeguards ensuring that the applicant had had a genuine opportunity to challenge the evidence against him and conduct his defence in an effective manner and on an equal footing

both prisoners and their family members, the Court examined the complaints of family members about a breach of their right to respect for their private and family life by those measures on an equal footing

G] justifie par diverses attestations ne plus pouvoir pratiquer certaines activités sportives auxquelles il s'adonnait régulièrement avant l'accident, à savoir des randonnées en vélo, du roller, du footing

conduct and outcome of the enforcement proceedings was not served on him; (ii)   that he was thereby deprived of the possibility to comment, adjust his strategy, and exercise his rights on equal footing

This translates in practical terms into adversarial proceedings in which submissions are heard from the parties and they are placed on an equal footing before the court.

road rights pertaining to the encumbered properties, the approval of the so-called road units (tieosuus, väg- enhet) indicating the relative distribution of the road costs between its owners and the founding

In a discrimination case, in which the wrongful act is treating A better than B, this involves forming a view about whether the State should have complied by treating A worse or B better.

Dearsley and Bretscher [1997] 2 Cr App R 540 the Court of Appeal approved inter alia the proposition that, where a defendant has been induced to believe he will not be prosecuted, this is capable of founding

might give rise to fears that they would abscond if released, that danger was ruled out in their case as they had publicly stated that they would be returning to Turkey to put their party on a lawful footing

presented in the "general rule" in Article 3l of the Vienna Convention, the process of interpretation of a treaty is a unity, a single combined operation; this rule, closely integrated, places on the same footing

be acquitted on the ground that his conduct had not been intentional or that, at the time when the offences were committed, he was incapable of understanding the wrongful nature of his acts and of forming

On 25 July 2005 several prison officials tortured him, forcing him to refuse Ms   Liptser’s assistance and to withdraw his complaint to the Court and the statements given in relation to criminal case

Their meeting was one of the normal consultations between heads of parties with a view to forming a new government; it had aroused great public interest because before the elections on 5 October the possibility

  In fact, this is a frequent practice forming part of the relationship of trust between the Bar and the courts.

Ireland suggests that the courts would find otherwise if the current Order were to be challenged by way of judicial review, particularly since the applicants do not contest the Minister's good faith in forming

  According to Ms T., the applicant had threatened and beaten her, forcing her to undress and to have sexual intercourse with him.

It found that, even though there was no legal bar preventing civil servants from forming unions, they were not, as the law stood, authorised to enter into collective agreements. 15.

They made Naif Akgül drive the minibus about 500 metres before forcing him to set fire to it. Then Naif Akgül and five people from Sa_göze village were arrested.

  The Government consider that the question of whether the European Parliament is capable of forming part of the national legislature (and thus rendering applicable Article 3 of Protocol No. 1 (P1