Приклади вживання First and second applicants Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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(a) First and second applicants.
It follows that the arrests and initial detention of the first and second applicants complied with English law.
(a) The first and second applicants.
It follows that there has been no violation ofArticle 5§ 1 in respect of the detention of the first and second applicants following their refusal to be bound over.
The first and second applicants lodged their applications on 11 November 2008.
The Government submitted that the protest activity of the first and second applicants was not peaceful,and that Article 10 was not, therefore, applicable.
The first and second applicants lodged their applications on 11 November 2008.
In view of the Court's finding that there was noviolation of Article 5§ 1 in respect of the first and second applicants, it concludes that Article 5§ 5 is not applicable in those cases.
The first and second applicants alleged that there had been a breach of Article 13 of the Convention, which states:.
In this connection, it will examine, first, the arrests and pre-trial detention of each applicant and, secondly,the detention of the first and second applicants following their refusal to be bound over.
On 6 January 2017 the first and second applicants submitted additional information to the Court.
This requirement similar to that under Article 5§ 1 that measures be“lawful”- in view of Court's findings under Article 5§ 1,measures taken against first and second applicants were prescribed by law, whereas those taken against third, fourth and fifth applicants were not.
The first and second applicants, as well as KJ and the public prosecutor, lodged an appeal against the District Court's judgment.
The Commission found that, in all the circumstances,the measures taken against the first and second applicants had not been disproportionate, whereas those taken against the third, fourth and fifth applicants had violated Article 10.
The first and second applicants complained to the State Labour Inspectorate about the re-assignment of DUR members to special gangs.
The Court recalls its above findings(paragraphs 61, 78 and 65)that the measures taken against the first and second applicants were lawful within the meaning of Article 5§ 1, but that those taken against the third, fourth and fifth applicants were not.
The first and second applicants appealed against the judgmentand on 16 January 2001 the Supreme Court of Ukraine dismissed their appeal.
Not applicable in cases of first and second applicants since no breach of Article 5§ 1.
Finally, the first and second applicants alleged a violation of Article 13 in connection with their refusal to be bound over.
In conclusion, the measures taken against the first and second applicants did not give rise to any violation of Article 10, while those taken against the third, fourth and fifth applicants did.
The first and second applicants complained that they had not been provided with sufficient details of the charges against them, in violation of Article 6§ 3(a) of the Convention, which states:.
By a judgment of 9December 2011 the District Court found that the first and second applicants had acted with gross negligence, which was sufficient for criminal liability under the relevant provisions of the tax law, and all three applicants were convicted in respect of some of the charges against them.
Detention of first and second applicants for refusing to be bound over pursued, in addition, aim of maintaining authority of judiciary.
However, except for a bare statement in their memorial that“the first and second applicants claim a violation of Article 13… in relation to their lack of remedies in connection with their detention for refusing to be bound over”, the applicants did not submit any argumentation in respect of this complaint to the Court.
Finally, the first and second applicants argued that their freedom to protest would have been unreasonably restricted had they agreed to the vague and general terms of the binding-over orders and that they had been imprisoned for long periods of time as a result of their refusal to accept these restrictions.
The Court recalls that the first and second applicants were arrested while protesting against a grouse shootand the extension of a motorway respectively(see paragraphs 7 and 15- 16 above).
Finally, the detention of the first and second applicants following their refusal to be bound over was also proportionate, given that each had had the option instead to comply with lawful, and more lenient, court orders.
Between March 1999 and March 2000 the first and second applicants lodged numerous complaints with the local departments of justiceand defence and with the local prosecutor's office about the non-enforcement of the judgments in their favour.
National courts which dealt with cases of first and second applicants satisfied that each had caused or been likely to cause breach of the peace- Court sees no reason to disagree- arrests and initial detention of first and second applicants complied with English law.
The Commission found that, although it could be said that the first and second applicants had been“convict[ed] by a competent court”, Article 5§ 1(a) required a causal connection between conviction and detention which, arguably, had been broken in the present cases, since it was not the magistrates' finding that the applicants had committed breaches of the peace which led to their detention, but rather their refusal to enter into recognizances.