That decision was, however, denounced by PAIGC as arbitrary and unconstitutional .

In the instant case, the Committee, having examined the Supreme Court's decision, is of the opinion that the decision is not manifestly arbitrary or ill founded.

Arbitrary detention

Arbitrary detention

The Permanent Mission of Cuba to the United Nations wishes to express its strong protest for that arbitrary decision and its complete disagreement with the provided pretexts.

The object of the review is to verify that the decision at first instance is not manifestly arbitrary and that it does not constitute a denial of justice.

The object of the review is to verify that the decision at first instance is not manifestly arbitrary and that it does not constitute a denial of justice.

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2005 Arbitrary detention

A comprehensive definition of mal Administration is given in the Charter. This definition inter alia includes a decision which is perverse, arbitrary or unreasonable, unjust, biased, oppressive or discriminatory .

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Mr. Cumberbach Miguén (Cuba) asked the Special Rapporteur how he intended to reconcile his decision not to redefine the terms extrajudicial , summary and arbitrary with the existing provisions of national laws.

Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

It also states that disagreement with a court decision does not signify that it was handed down by an arbitrary judge lacking in sensitivity, unless the allegation is duly substantiated and justified.

Prohibition of arbitrary or unlawful interference with privacy, home, correspondence and other communications prohibition of arbitrary deprivation of property.

That was easy, but then I made the decision, maybe arbitrary, that they needed to be people of a certain age, which at that point, when I created this program, seemed really old.

Prohibition of arbitrary and discriminatory laws

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(a) Working Group on Arbitrary Detention

(e) The cases of summary or arbitrary execution, disappearance, torture, harassment, unlawful arrest, widespread persecution and arbitrary detention for long periods

He refers to the criteria under which the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention determines whether a deprivation of liberty is arbitrary.

10. Reaffirms Economic and Social Council decision 2004 259 of 22 July 2004, by which the Council endorsed the decision of the Commission on Human Rights to extend the mandate of the Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions for three years

61 173. Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

55 111. Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

Prohibition of arbitrary decisions concerning nationality issues

57 214. Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

59 197. Extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions

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Human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality

Subject matter Arbitrary detention in psychiatric institution

Therefore, his deprivation of liberty is arbitrary.

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Such an application of law cannot be arbitrary.

2005 Human rights and arbitrary deprivation of nationality

The imposition of arbitrary taxes is reportedly commonplace.

There is no question of any arbitrary detention'.

Those cases could not therefore be considered arbitrary executions.

The deprivation of Mr. Leonard Peltier is not arbitrary.

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(d) The cases of torture and ill treatment of civilians, extrajudicial summary or arbitrary execution, arbitrary arrest, detention without trial and corporal punishment in its cruellest forms

Arbitrary and prolonged pre trial detention remains frequent throughout Afghanistan.

It is not permitted to make any change that would be deemed as tampering, as the civil status register would then be subject to arbitrary whim and the uniformity of entries and documents would be badly affected (Court of Cassation Decision No. 495 2000 of 4 April 2000 and Court of Cassation Decision No. 3043 of 26 January 2000).