According to the applicant, L.L. had invited her to join him at the fortress on 25   July and had promised her a “little gift”.

history of non-compliance with the duties imposed by the Act of 1968, marked by a series of decisions of this court holding local authorities to be in breach of their statutory duty, to apparently little

    He concluded that the material was so widely accessible that an order in the terms sought would make very little practical difference, noting: “36. ... The dam has effectively burst.

Relying on Article 244 § 5, second sentence, of the Code of Criminal Procedure (see paragraph 39 below), it considered the testimony of these witnesses to be of little evidential value.

The windows in all of the above cells had been shuttered, letting in no daylight and very little fresh air.

Expert evidence for the prosecution at the appeal stated it was plausible that the attacker transferred little or no DNA to the victim’s clothing during the commission of the offence, and that the DNA

ensure that the reality of past events could not be challenged without any limit in time), but considered, in the light of the documents the applicant had produced in court, that he would have had little

the system meant that ‘an expatriate living hundreds or thousands of miles away, for the duration of a period exceeding a whole generation, carrying memories of British politics in the past and with little

The health visitor had shown the third applicant to a doctor, who had observed that she made little eye contact and assessed that this did not have physiological causes.

Both applicants were found to speak little German despite the significant amount of time they had already been living in Austria. 41 .

From the sweep of Interbrew's original case and the “lethal cocktail” on which Lightman J founded his conclusions, the basis of the application now shrinks to this little measure.

The question of Distillers’ legal, as opposed to moral, responsibility was not discussed, although references were made to facts - described as "the danger flags flying" - of which little notice had been

    It is true that the applicant did little to keep abreast with the course of the investigation.

This is because, even assuming that the Government’s allegations were correct, the information disclosed to the press contained very little other than that which was, in any event, already publicly available

  The former Chief Minister of Punjab, Mr Beant Singh, was assassinated in August 1995; that aside, there was little terrorist activity and only four terrorist-related deaths in the region in 1995

Relying on a country advice document published by the Australian Refugee Review Tribunals, the RAB noted that despite little information, it did not appear that Chinese authorities imputed all rejected

’s husband and to establish his own paternity • Careful balance of relevant factors and detailed reasons • Conducting paternity proceedings served the child’s best interests • In case-circumstances little

A report from that year stated as follows: “Taking into account his numerous absences and the little interest shown, no progress has been observed in his attitude towards school, either in his behaviour

The principle of proportionality required police officers to show consideration and courtesy towards those they stopped, to cause them as little unease as possible vis-à-vis the surrounding people, not

In addition, he had shown little initiative in performing household tasks such as cooking and cleaning, and had expressed that he found those tasks difficult.