In his appeals of 1 October 2009 and before the Centru District Court on 23   November 2009 the applicant complained that the extension of his detention had been unlawful because the application for

On 4 January 2011 the prison doctor recommended blood transfusion because of the applicant’s low haemoglobin levels.

The District Council did not give clearance because the sale would result in a reduction of his under-age son’s property, and, hence, not in his interests.

Sur le rapport de Mme Bessaud, conseiller référendaire, les observations de Me Bertrand, avocat de la société Quick restaurants, et l'avis de M.

Sur le rapport de Mme Bessaud, conseiller référendaire, les observations de la SAS Boulloche, Colin, Stoclet et Associés, avocat de M.

Sur le rapport de Mme Bessaud, conseillère référendaire, les observations de la SARL Cabinet Rousseau et Tapie, avocat de M.

        It is added that the sales contract with E. could be approved because the buyer had eventually agreed to pay AS 40 instead of AS 30 per square meter and because the

This was not because we considered that it was wrong to award the applicant company just satisfaction for non-pecuniary damages but on the contrary because we considered that the applicant was entitled

On 1 October 2001 the applicant requested that the court order a fine, because the child’s mother did not cooperate.

This was so because by the time the applicant had bought the property, Mr S. had already paid off the judgment debt, which meant that the enforcement proceedings had had to be discontinued; there had been

By a decision of 6 July 2011 the Constitutional Court declared inadmissible the applicant’s constitutional complaint because the case did not raise any constitutional issue.

Because his economic situation was very difficult, the applicant eventually agreed to try to procure cocaine. He alleges that Mike subsequently called him almost every day asking for the drugs.

They argued in that connection that they had been unable to make an advance payment themselves and had thus been discriminated against because of their financial situation.

On the other hand, you had others who remained passive, either because of lethargy or because they were satisfied with the situation as stood.

    The Government submitted that the complaints under Article 6 of the Convention should be dismissed because the applicant had failed to exhaust effective domestic remedies. 34.

On 4 December 2008 the second applicant left the vocational school because he did not cope with his study duties.

Two hearings were adjourned because the judge was involved in other proceedings, five because of the judge’s illness, two because the judge was on leave, and one because he was travelling on official business

This judgment became binding on 17 May 2004 and was enforced on 11 November 2005. 7.

The prosecutor concluded that the fire had broken out because of M.M.’s fault and that he had died as a result of his burns.