In that regard, the Court considered

The Court considered the application to be admissible but groundless.

The court considered that the complainant's allegations lacked any justification .

Yet the high court has considered foreign policy implications before.

The Court considered that these accounts by the alleged victim, although made out of court, were not simple hearsay.

The Court of Appeal considered the evidence in respect of each appellant.

The Court also considered that the appeal (cassation) satisfied the requirements of the Covenant.

On 27 November 2002, the Supreme Court considered these two motions jointly and dismissed them.

In the instant case, the Committee notes that both the Circuit Court and Supreme Court considered the author's claims and it finds no evidence that these court decisions suffered from such defects.

There is no possibility of a re evaluation of evidence by the Supreme Court, as all factual determinations by the lower court are considered final.

Furthermore, the Superior Court had considered the parties' positions unequivocal and considered its equitable obligation to ensure neither party was taken by surprise to be fulfilled.

Her motion was considered by both the Torun District Court and the Torun Provincial Court and sufficient reasons were adduced for not allowing the complainant's motion.

As recently as 2008, Turkey s highest court considered shutting down the AKP for violating that principle.

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty first session the item entitled Report of the International Criminal Court , which shall continue to be considered directly in plenary meeting, and under which shall be considered the annual report of the Court, the Court being invited to attend and to participate in these proceedings.

In the second, a satirical writer's article about the Higher Media Council was considered slanderous by the court.

The Federal Court considered all the findings of the Refugee Protection Division and found no reason to intervene.

The Court ruled that the affidavit of desistance should be considered as hearsay, and had no probative value.

In this case, Justice Wilcox of the Federal Court considered an application under the Commonwealth Sex Discrimination Act.

The Court then considered whether it might have been open to the applicant under Article 35, paragraph 2.

The Court stated that it was strictly prohibited from reappraising the facts that the court of first instance had considered as evidence, since, by law, the appraisal function fell within the exclusive competence of the sentencing court.

14. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty first session the item entitled Report of the International Criminal Court , which shall continue to be considered directly in plenary meeting, and under which shall be considered the annual report of the Court, the Court being invited to attend and to participate in these proceedings.

Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its sixty first session the item entitled Report of the International Criminal Court , which shall continue to be considered directly in plenary meeting, under which shall be considered the annual report of the International Criminal Court, the Court being invited to attend and to participate in these proceedings.

The Court confirmed the de jure applicability of the Fourth Geneva Convention and then considered the applicability of HRsL.

The Smangus people considered the charge a stigmatization of aboriginal people and decided to fight back in the court.

The Court considered that a sentence of one year's imprisonment was in proportion to the gravity of the offence.

This appeal was dismissed by the Supreme Court of Justice, which considered that the complainant had not properly addressed the matter to the Court for Administrative Affairs of First Instance.

She considered taking the case to federal court, but spent the following summer with her husband and four children.

The Supreme Court had considered the question of admissibility of evidence obtained from a person deprived of legal counsel.

Reference was made to the Truman Proclamation in one case considered by the Court, the North Sea Continental Shelf case.

2.2 On 10 February 1997, at the beginning of the court hearing, the author asked the trial judge to refer the case to another court, claiming that The Hague Regional Court could not be considered an independent and impartial tribunal.

The fact that the NHA was recognized as a formal party before the lower courts, but denied such status before the Supreme Court, indicates that the Supreme Court considered the parents' separate claims.

6.2 The Committee notes that this matter was already considered by the European Court of Human Rights on 14 November 2000.

6.2 The Committee notes that this matter was already considered by the European Court of Human Rights on 29 May 2002.

The court also considered available indications of the suspect's intention to travel abroad to evade the investigation and to obstruct the inquiries.

13.6 The Committee observes that the State party is generally bound by the findings of the Court of Appeal, with the State party observing simply that the Court had not considered the State's brief to the Court, which arrived after the relevant litigation deadlines.

The Committee observes that the Supreme Court expressly stated that it was not competent to reappraise the facts forming the basis for the conviction of the author, a function which the Court considered the exclusive and sole prerogative of the court of first instance.

Marriages that contravene this regulation are considered as premature marriage (in contravention of the law) and must be invalidated by Court.

The Commission considered that the allegation related to the lack of impartiality was not raised in the appeal (cassation) to the Supreme Court.

Last May, Kuwait's constitutional court ruled that expressing one's opinions on foreign states cannot be considered as a hostile act .

The author claims that not a single request made by the defence and by his son were considered or granted by the court.

As in the Oil Platforms case, the Court considered the Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation to be in force notwithstanding the armed conflict between the two parties and considered potential breaches of the Treaty in detail.

The Superior Court considered, on its view of relevant Supreme Court precedent of 1988, that it was up to the challenging party to demonstrate that section 58's limitations on freedom of expression were not justified.

The Court then considered what it called contractual warranties and found that the vendor had made five such warranties, of which three were breached.

The Sexual harasser Gabril took 3 years in jail and this considered the first court rule in the history for the first time in Egypt.

The Hague district court considered that the national security interest served by the order was minor and should not prevail over the protection of sources.