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1. o An EAW dated 4th June, in proceedings / EXT (the first EAW) issued for the purpose of prosecuting him for two offences. Both offences are certified by the issuing State as falling within Article of the Framework Decision. The offences have been categorised as “illicit.

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2. applied, the plaintiff was resident in Ireland for greater than 91 days in and consequently was not resident in Italy for the purposes of the Ireland–Italy double taxation treaty. However, if the midnight test applied, the plaintiff was not present in Ireland for greater than 91 days and consequently was a resident of Italy for tax purposes.

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3. Ireland has failed to fulfil its obligations under Articles 2, 4 and 5 to 10 of that directive. Legal context. Community legislation. 2 By its action the Commission seeks a declaration that Ireland has failed to fulfil its obligations under Directive 85/ both in its original version and in the version as amended by Directive 97/ Directive.

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4. Feb 20,  · CG sued D1 (Facebook Ireland Ltd) and D2 in relation to a series of these inflammatory posts, alleging that they constituted: harassment, a misuse of private information, and a breach of Articles 2, 3 and 8 ECHR. CG also brought a claim against D1 only in relation to a similar page run by RS, the father of one of the victims of CG’s offences.

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7. Looking back at the CC case Eight years ago, the country was shocked when the law on statutory rape between an adult and a minor was found to be unconstitutional.

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8. Ireland.1 The applicants in this case contested Ireland’s failure to implement its existing abortion law, which only authorizes abor-tion if a woman’s life is at risk, and also challenged this restrictive law as such. In its decision, the Court declined to find that Ireland’s harsh abortion law violated the European Convention on Human Rights.

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9. CCMA & others v Law Society Northern Provinces (/13) [] ZASCA dated 20 September Nertherburn Engneering cc t/a Nethernburn Ceramic v Mudau & others [] 30 ILJ (LAC) Factors to consider in determining whether legal representation should be allowed NUM & Mohlalisi v CCMA and others ZALAC [JA90/].

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