His continued detention was deemed necessary for the reasons previously set out.

In those very specific circumstances, a constitutional appeal could not be deemed to amount to an effective domestic remedy in respect of the applicant’s complaint concerning his “private life”.

The bias complaint against X had, at least, to be deemed admissible and be adjudicated without X’s participation, even more so as X was the rapporteur.

Provided that if deemed appropriate the Commission may hear the views and arguments of the parties and take the oral or sworn testimony of the witnesses they may wish to call.

reasons related to the act or the perpetrator the act is deemed to be an excusable act; (4)     punishment is deemed to be unreasonable or pointless in particular taking into account the factors

    In their written submissions, the Human Rights Action argued that Montenegro should be deemed responsible for any and all violations of the Convention and/or its Protocols committed by its

It deemed that the delay in proceedings relating to the claimant’s appeal had caused him uncertainty, but the appeal’s dismissal was not due to a legislative change that took place during that period,

    The act found to constitute a nullity, together with all other acts resulting from it, shall be deemed invalid. 2.

The Court doubts that the alternative proceedings suggested by the Government could be deemed an effective remedy in order to properly redress an alleged violation of the right to freedom of expression

(on the basis of objective and predefined criteria) the exact starting point of that limitation period: there was no specific legal provision regulating this point, and to cover that vacuum it was deemed

Properties belonging to Italian citizens were deemed to constitute enemy property.

the local Youth Office (Jugendamt) is ipso facto guardian of all illegitimate children born to German mothers in its district and under Article 1589 (2) of the Civil Code, the natural father is not deemed

It held that since the plan was not ready, the restitution procedure could not be deemed completed because the property was not sufficiently individualised. C.

If the person residing in Finland is a minor child, his guardian must be deemed a family member.

Where the act of propaganda, deemed to be an offence for the purposes of the above paragraph, is committed through the medium of periodicals within the meaning of section 3 of the Press Act (Law no. 5680

-M.L. was racist, according to the book’s own definition, must be deemed inappropriate, and constituted punishable defamation.

of what has been stated above concerning the circumstances in which [T]’s and [L]’s statements to the effect that they had been subjected to sexual abuse by [the applicant] had originated, these are deemed

The Government submitted examples from the case-law of the Court of Cassation in which it was emphasised that a case cannot be deemed to have become final if a court omits to render a decision concerning

Finally, she indicated that A.’s hearing was impaired and that A. thus required a special approach of which she deemed the applicant incapable.