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19 January 2001
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30. On 20 August 2001 the Vienna Juvenile Court, sitting as an Appeal Court, referring again to the Supreme Court’s case-law in custody matters, refused to allow the ordinary appeal on points of law, as in its decision of
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10 August 2000
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21. On 12 July 2000 the Deputy General Prosecutor extended the term of the applicant’s detention in custody until 26 September 2000. An appeal by the applicant against this decision and an application for release were rejected by the Kaluga District Court on
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October 2003
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13. On 27 August 2003 the Ministry of Finance returned the documents along with the writ of execution to Mr Nikolaychuk on the ground that his lawyer had not submitted all the necessary supporting documents. According to the applicants all the necessary documents were submitted. In
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8 December 2004
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18. On an unspecified date the applicants received the decision of the Presidium of the Regional Court of 8 December 2004 to quash by way of supervisory review the impugned judgments for incorrect application of the material law and a failure to subtract a previously received payment from the total amount due. The Presidium remitted the matter for fresh consideration to the first instance. The applicants had not been notified of the hearing of
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the following day
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215. Those attempts having been unsuccessful, Mr Gabaydze went to the Rustavi-2 television channel, in order to state publicly that the secret extradition of Chechen prisoners was being planned (see paragraph 124 above). At 9 a.m.
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January 2009
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18. On 10 June 2010 the State Security Service of Ukraine (hereinafter “the Security Service”) instituted criminal proceedings against D. on suspicion of large-scale embezzlement on account of his involvement in the gas transactions of
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16 May 2001
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13. In support of her statement the applicant enclosed the following documents: a statement by Mr R.V. dated 18 November 2004; a statement by Mr T.E. dated 18 November 2004; a copy of two medical statements, undated and dated
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13 May 1999
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8. On 5 June 1998 the applicant appealed to the Celje Higher Court (Višje sodišče v Celju). ZT cross-appealed.
On 14 January 1999 the first-instance court, at the request of the Celje Higher Court, amended the apparent errors in the judgment and resubmitted the case to the Celje Higher Court.
On
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9 November 1994
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11. On 3 November 1994 the applicant’s lawyer requested the Ministry of Justice to allow his client to be tried in Turkey for the crimes he had allegedly committed there. Subsequently, a preliminary investigation was initiated into the applicant’s activities and, on
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the period from January to September 2005
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39. The 1-hour outside walks had not been available on the days when the applicant had been taken to participate in investigative actions or court hearings. Likewise, on such days the applicant had been deprived of shower, normally available once a week. In
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the following day
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24. A number of hearings on the preliminary pleas took place before the Criminal Court. In particular, the applicant's case was discussed on 22 and 27 October 1997. On 30 October 1997, the case was adjourned until
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four half-days
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25. The applicant submitted that although the prison management had indeed encouraged him to request a transfer to Roanne Prison, their approach had been guided by purely administrative considerations unconnected to his care-related needs. The management had refused to give the slightest undertaking about the conditions in which he would be accommodated in Roanne and the care he could be given there. They had been unable to provide any guarantees as to care arrangements as there were six cells for disabled prisoners at that facility and they were all occupied, and a single physiotherapist came to the prison for
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31 January 2001
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16. On 10 June 1997 the applicants filed a request for revision on points of law (revizija). On 8 November 2000 the Supreme Court dismissed their request on the merits. This decision was served on the applicants on
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16 November 2000
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80. The applicant submitted that his guilt had not been proved beyond reasonable doubt, but was based on assumptions, uncertainties and allusions. There was no evidence that proved that he had shot, or ever had in his possession, a 9-mm calibre pistol. Witness A.L was not present at the crime scene and his testimony could not be relied on for that purpose. Other witnesses’ testimonies relied on by the trial court were, he alleged, contradictory and speculative. Z.N’s statement of
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5 October 1998
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8. On 11 July 1997 the applicant appealed to the Celje Higher Court (Višje sodiče v Celju). ZT cross-appealed.
On 10 June 1998 the court allowed the applicant's appeal in part, dismissed ZT's appeal and remitted the case in part to the first-instance court for new fact-finding and reassessment of evidence. The judgment was served on the applicant on
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12 March 2009
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30. Following an appeal by the applicant to the District Court against the refusal to open enforcement proceedings, on 15 January 2010 the Bailiffs’ Service opened enforcement proceedings. A copy of the above decision was sent to S. B. at 35/1-97 Obyedineniya Street in Novosibirsk. A five-day time-limit was set for S. B. to comply voluntarily with the judgment of
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22-29 April
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28. The Government submitted the following information as regards the applicant’s detention in the temporary detention centre in Naberezhniye Chelny:
Year
Month
2005
31 January to 2 March
23 March to 1 April
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28 May 1982
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6. On the evening of 23 April 2000 the above-mentioned D.E. (born on 17 February 1982), S.C. (born on 15 November 1982) and I.Š. (born on 25 July 1982), together with four friends, B.B. (born on 17 January 1983), F.P. (born on
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17 July 1995
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8. On 10 October 1994 the applicant appealed to the Celje Higher Court (Višje sodišče v Celju). ZT cross-appealed.
On 14 June 1995 the court allowed both appeals in part and remitted the case to the first-instance court for re-examination.
The judgment was served on the applicant on
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about two days
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42. On 1 November 2013 the investigators questioned Shakir N., an officer with the Dagestan CPE, who stated that he did not have information pertaining to the abduction, but that he had participated in the search of the applicants’ house in June 2013 (see paragraph 8 above). The witness also confirmed that in June 2013,
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the past ten years
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34. On 30 November 2004 and 21 February 2005, respectively, the applicants sent two separate letters to the Ministry of Finance, stating, inter alia, that their former employer (hereinafter “the debtor”):
i. had, for
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19 April 2004
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13. On 19 February 2004 the Obninsk Town Court allowed the applicant's action against the Kaluga Regional Office of the Ministry of Finance (Министерство финансов РФ в лице Управления федерального казначейства по Калужской области) and awarded him a lump sum of RUB 6,838.57, monthly food allowance of RUB 676.52 and annual payments of RUB 1127.53. On
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10 October 2008
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30. The third applicant also instituted a separate set of civil proceedings in which he requested compensation for non-pecuniary damage related to his unlawful detention, stress sustained in prison and the loss of reputation caused by the imprisonment. On
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December 2008
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29. The Government, relying on the certificates issued by the prison governor on 12 May 2009, submitted that the number of inmates kept in each of the above cells had not exceeded the number of sleeping places and that, while in IZ-16/1, the applicant at all times had had an individual sleeping place; he had been provided with a set of bed linen. They also produced three statements by detainees kept in IZ-16/1 in cells nos. 6 and 11 from
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31 March 2001
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20. On 29 May 2002 the Adana Administrative Court (“the Administrative Court”) dismissed the applicant’s application, finding that the decision to penalise him had not been unlawful. The court noted in that regard that it was beyond dispute that, on
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20 May 2003
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9. From 21 March to 25 September 2003 the applicant was held in facility no. 1 in Perm. In particular, from 21 March to 19 May 2003 he was kept in cell no. 26 and from 19 to 20 May 2003 he stayed in cell no. 19. On
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17 and 27 September 2010
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15. Detained at Budapest Penitentiary, the applicant spent over 4 months in cells with 3.52 m2 and another 4 months in cells of 4.7 m2 ground surface per person, including fixtures. From 21 November 2010, upon the recommendations of the Central Prison Hospital and a medical expert (issued on
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19 September 2012
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234. The US applicant initiated the adoption procedure in July 2011. Having completed the necessary steps for intercountry adoption within the United States, she was registered in the Russian State databank as a prospective adoptive parent on
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9 March 2002
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34. On 21 August 2002 the military prosecutor of military unit no. 20102 informed the applicants that their allegations that Mr Ismail Dzhamayev and other residents of Stariye Atagi had disappeared during the sweeping operation had been investigated and that criminal proceedings in criminal cases nos. 14/33/0184-02 and 14/33/0185-02 had been instituted in connection with the combats between the servicemen and the members of the illegal armed groups and as regards the discovery of four bodies bearing signs of a violent death in a burnt car on the road from Chechen-Aul to Stariye Atagi. The letter continued as follows:
“The preliminary investigation established that on
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15 May 2005
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7. On 25 May 2004 the Oktyabrskiy District Court of Saransk again convicted the applicant of theft and sentenced him to two years and two months’ imprisonment. On 13 October 2004 the Supreme Court upheld the conviction and sentence on appeal. The time spent in detention pending trial was to be counted towards the sentence. Thus, the applicant would have served his sentence by
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6 August 2002
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39. Since the State Registry of immovable property was refusing to reregister some of the assets of the former Moldovan-German company in the name of the reorganised State-owned company on the ground of lack of clarity of the judgment of
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6 April 2005
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70. Despite specific requests from the Court, the Government refrained from disclosing most of the documents from the investigation file in case no. 61161, except for copies of the decision to institute the investigation, transcripts of witness interviews, a record of the first and tenth applicants' identification of UAZ vehicles and the court judgments of 18 March and
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9 April 2008
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12. On 21 May 2008 the Żary District Court was informed that the applicant had appealed against the decision of 9 April 2008. However he had filed his appeal with the Supreme Court instead of with the Regional Court. Therefore, the Supreme Court asked the lower court to examine whether the applicant's motion could be regarded as an appeal against the decision of
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between 29 January and 20 August 1999
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8. A preliminary investigation was opened against two other suspects on 17 August 1999 and against the applicant on 28 August 1999. On the same day the applicant confessed to having committed five burglaries with his accomplices
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14 December 2011
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21. On 5 July 2012 the Portuguese Government submitted an action plan to the Committee of Ministers concerning the execution of the Court’s judgment of 5 July 2011. They confirmed that the amount awarded to the applicant had been paid to her on
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the same day
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25. On 8 April 1997 the Regional Court informed the applicant’s lawyer that a hearing had been scheduled for 6 May 1997 at 11.10 a.m. On 9 April 1997 the applicant’s lawyer requested a postponement of the hearing as he had to appear before a different Regional Court in another case on
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27 November 2007
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36. On 16 November 2007 the trial court accepted the applicants’ request for an on-site inspection of the (27) packages (kept in a special department of the trial court) examined by the Bureau’s experts and the subject matter of expert report no. 1399/07. The inspection was carried out in the presence of the applicants and their representatives. As indicated in the court record of that date, there were three paper bags. In each bag there were nine packages containing white powder (бела прашкаста материја). Since “some packages ... were of dimmer and (others) of brighter white colour (со нијанси на потемна и посветла боја)”, the applicants’ representatives argued that “the drugs were not of the same quality, that is to say of the same pureness.”
37. At a hearing dated
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9 February 2009
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23. On 11 February 2009 the head of Block 2 and the prison psychologist held a meeting with the applicant, her son and his sister. The report of the meeting notes that the applicant alleged that her son was in danger and that it was no surprise that he was on drugs. They also discussed the incident of
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12 July 2003
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14. During the trial the Court of Appeal prolonged the applicant’s detention several times. The relevant decisions were given on 7 February 2003 (prolonging his detention until 12 April 2003), on 8 April 2003 (extending his detention up to
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1 September 2003
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57. In a letter of 23 March 2004 garrison prosecutor’s office no. 59 informed the SRJI that the file in criminal case no. 34/32/0189-01D had been referred to the military prosecutor’s office of the United Group Alignment for examination and then, after
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November-December 1999
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89. According to the applicant, before her placement in custody she had been suffering from heart, gastrointestinal and gynaecological conditions. In support of her submissions, she relied on medical documents confirming that she had undergone treatment in respect of those conditions in the 1990s. In particular, a certificate issued in March 2000 states that in
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another day
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14. Witness no. 15 stated that she had dated the third applicant in the past. According to her statements, in February 2004, while she was still under age, the third applicant took her to a hotel in the town of P. where he left her in a room with an unknown man. Then the man had told her that he had paid the third applicant to have sex with her. She spent about an hour with him. On
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25 May 1994
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6. After several hearings, on 23 November 1992 the Budapest XVIII/XIX District Court requested, as a measure of international legal assistance, the German authorities to carry out a blood group test on the respondent. The result was received by the court on
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4 July 2000
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17. In the meantime, the appeal of a third party against the Supreme Land Reform Board’s decisions, led to an amendment of the consolidation plan concerning the first and third applicants by the Regional Land Reform Board’s decision of
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8 March 2006
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19. On 15 November 2005 the Fokino Town Court extended the applicant’s detention until the pronouncement of the judgment on the applicant’s criminal case, provided that period did not exceed six months, that is, until
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16 March 2001
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21. On 10 June 2005 the applicant was issued with a medical report recommending that he apply for Category 2 incapacity status (fletë drejtimi për K.E.M.P.). On 22 July 2005 the Dibër District Commission found the applicant fully unfit for work with effect from
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11 December 2002
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16. On 24 December 2002 the preparatory hearing was held. The defence filed a request for release stating that the decision ordering the applicant’s detention pending investigation had expired and that he was therefore being unlawfully detained. They also noted that the decision of
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25 September 1996
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12. The applicant was questioned as a witness on 23 August 1996. According to his submissions, it was only then that he became aware of the proceedings. On the same date the investigator in charge of the case commissioned a graphological expert to determine whether a threat note left in the victim's postal box had been written by the applicant. The expert's report was ready on
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17 October 2005
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9. On 2 November 2005 the Skopje Court of Appeal dismissed the applicant's appeal and upheld the trial court's decision. The court decided in private. The public prosecutor was present, but not the applicant. The court addressed the public prosecutor's written submission of
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22 February 1999
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29. In a judgment of 24 October 2000 the Braşov Court of Appeal allowed an appeal by the SRI on points of law, setting aside the decision of the Administrative Board in which it had ordered the return of the property. It found that the Administrative Board had not been entitled to give a decision but had been under an obligation to defer its findings until a fresh action for recovery of possession, brought on
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16 May 2000
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43. On unspecified dates the investigators questioned three military servicemen, Mr G., Mr U. and Mr O. all of whom provided similar statements concerning the events. According to Mr G., who had been the head of the military intelligence group, on
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a few days before
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9. During the preliminary investigation, on 19 and 20 September 2001 the Czech authorities questioned E.M.L., who stated that H.C.Z. had been killed by the applicant. E.M.L. provided a detailed description of the applicant and an account of the events at issue. He stated that he had come to Prague together with his boss H.C.Z. and had made the applicant’s acquaintance
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between six and twenty-one days
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13. On 31 March 2005 the applicant was examined by a forensic doctor who found that he had suffered a perforation of the right eardrum and a first-degree head injury. The doctor concluded that the injuries had been caused by contact with a blunt object of a limited surface area, possibly in the circumstances described by the applicant, and that they qualified as “light injuries” which needed
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December 1989
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9. Further, without a formal decision to overturn the decisions issued by the military prosecutor’s office (see paragraph 8 above) and to reopen the applicants’ respective cases, in the main criminal investigation, the prosecutor heard evidence from the applicants, who reiterated their complaints regarding the offences of illegal deprivation of liberty and assault and battery, based on their ill-treatment and injuries during the events of
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the past three months
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8. The story continued inside the newspaper with a longer article across two pages. This article was headed “Naomi's finally trying to beat the demons that have been haunting her” and the opening paragraphs read:
“She's just another face in the crowd, but the gleaming smile is unmistakeably Naomi Campbell's. In our picture, the catwalk queen emerges from a gruelling two-hour session at Narcotics Anonymous and gives a friend a loving hug.
This is one of the world's most beautiful women facing up to her drink and drugs addiction - and clearly winning.
The London-born supermodel has been going to NA meetings for
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15 April 1991
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11. On 27 April 2006 the Supreme Court (Vrhovni sud Republike Hrvatske) declared inadmissible ratione valoris the applicant company’s appeal on points of law, as it found that the value of the subject matter of the dispute was below the statutory threshold of HRK 500,000. In doing so it reasoned as follows:
“The exchange rate between the US dollar and the domestic currency on
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the period from February 2008 until the end of September the same year
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39. As regards the specific conduct imputed to the applicant, the court stated, inter alia, the following:
“According to that which has been related above, it is considered proved beyond doubt in the case that the great danger facing the Icelandic banks and thus the welfare of the State was not discussed at cabinet meetings in
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3 March 1997
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69. On 19 September 2000 the HAC examined the above application. Having found that the report relied on did not contain any new information that was not known at the time when the challenged rulings had been issued, the HAC ruled to “uphold the part of the [relevant] ruling regarding the final determination of the debt of LyNOS to the [applicant company]”. The court also noted that the ruling of the Poltava Arbitration Court of
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10 September 2007
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186. On 29 March 2011 the Shepetivka Court rejected, once again, the sixth applicant’s complaint. It noted that the impugned ruling of 7 February 2007 had not directly concerned his interests and that his complaint had been separately investigated by the prosecution authorities. As a result, on
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28 March 2014
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27. In reply to the Court’s request for the information and documents that served as the basis for the decision to revoke the applicant’s residence permit, including the FSB’s recommendation of 17 June 2014, the Government furnished copies of two documents totalling six pages: the FMS’s decision to reject the applicant’s Russian citizenship application of
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21 October 1997
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17. In a letter of 31 March 1998 the president of the Košice Regional Court admitted that the applicant’s complaint about the length of the proceedings was partially justified. The letter further stated that the applicant had not been summoned to the hearing held on
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13 September 1999
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12. Consequently, on 9 March 1998 the applicant lodged a claim with the Jesenice Local Court, which, due to lack of jurisdiction, referred the case to the competent Kranj District Court (Okrožno sodišče v Kranju).
The first hearing, scheduled for
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twenty days
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118. On 21 June 2000 the Karlovac Commercial Court decided to open bankruptcy proceedings against Turist Trip. By the same decision the court appointed a bankruptcy administrator and invited the creditors to report their higher-ranking claims to him within
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16 July 2008
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22. During the subsequent hearings the court heard evidence from a certain P., police officers And., Rom., Ak., Z., Shch., and T. − who had taken part in the applicant’s arrest − the head of the police unit Pl., lay witness R. − who had been present when the applicant was searched on
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January 2004
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9. Upon his detention in temporary detention facility no. IZ-56/2 in the Orenburg Region following his arrest on 26 November 2003, the applicant was placed on a register of inmates in need of close supervision in relation to his chronic illnesses and, given his history with drugs, his blood was taken for testing for the presence of infections, including HIV. On the basis of the test results, which were received in
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16 March 1990
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20. As part of those negotiations, and in order to ensure a transition from a socialist economy to a market economy, the GDR parliament passed the Law of 6 March 1990 on the rights of owners of land redistributed under the land reform (Gesetz über die Rechte der Eigentümer von Grundstücken aus der Bodenreform – see paragraph 61 below), also known as the Modrow Law (after the President of the State Council (Staatsrat) at the time), which came into force on
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the year ending March 1991
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13. In accordance with sub-clause 5(1) of the lease the applicant gave notice to exercise the option on 4 October 1990. At this date, he was paying a ground rent of 1,045 pounds sterling (GBP) per annum. He had paid GBP 20,020 in total rent over the 22 year period and his income from his sub-leases of the six units was GBP 58,599 for
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26 October 2001
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47. On 22 October 2001 the trial court decided to examine the charges against the applicant in a separate set of proceedings, as his health prevented him from participating in the hearings. The court further decided to release the applicant from detention on
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twelve months
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13. On the merits, the Employment Tribunal found that the termination of the applicant’s employment “which was decided abruptly after twenty years of irreproachable work without punishment or criticism”, had not been based on a genuine and serious cause. It awarded the applicant a sum representing
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21 May 2004
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81. On 14 September 2004 the Urus-Martan Town Court granted Rebart Vakhayeva's complaint and declared the failure to act on the part of the Urus-Martan District Prosecutor's Office unlawful. The court ordered that her request of
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10 December 2002
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44. On 10 December 2002 Isa Dubayev’s relative, Mr Sch. B., complained to the Bureau of the Special Envoy of the Russian President in Chechnya for rights and freedoms (the Envoy), stating that Isa Dubayev had been abducted on
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January 2008
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22. The Administrative Court found that, despite the serious nature of the criminal offences the applicant had committed, there was no public interest that outweighed the child’s best interests and the applicant’s interest in having contact with his daughter. The relationship between the applicant and his daughter had the quality of a “family” and their ties were of benefit to the child. It considered that they could only live together in Germany, as the child could not be expected to relocate to Nigeria; that the applicant had committed the criminal offences prior to the birth of his daughter; that he had made considerable efforts as a father, as was also evidenced by his choice to remain imprisoned in Germany and to have supervised meetings with his daughter as of
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thirty days
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8. On 21 December 2009 the applicant, with his lawyer, went to the prosecutor’s office. The prosecutor informed the applicant that on 10 December he had started criminal proceedings (urmărirea penală) against him and ordered him not to leave town for
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5 August 1995
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15. On 26 August 2015 the Zadar police informed the Zadar County State Attorney’s Office that five persons had been killed in the settlement of Milići during Operation Storm, one of whom was P.M., who had died on
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after 21 October 2004
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14. The applicant's lawyer appealed. He submitted that the Regional Court by its decision had violated the right of the defence because it extended the detention period in the absence of the case materials which had been at that time at the Supreme Court. He also reiterated the argument that the applicant's detention
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between 300 and 180 days
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10. The court reached its finding after hearing evidence from several witnesses. It also had regard to documentary evidence and took into consideration the results of a blood test known as a “bio-hereditary test” (dědicko-biologická zkouška). In addition, it established that the applicant had had intercourse with the mother sometime
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the day before
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6. On 21 June 2003 F.A., who was arrested with the applicant on suspicion of attempting to participate in the armed activities of the PKK/KADEK, was questioned at the Nusaybin police headquarters, in the absence of a lawyer. F.A. claimed that he had met the applicant
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30 June 2004
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110. On 30 June 2004 the Appeal Court issued the writ of enforcement in this respect. The applicant company was to pay RUB 47,958,133,380 (approximately EUR 1,358,914,565) in reassessed taxes, RUB 32,190,430,314 (approximately EUR 912,129,842) in interest surcharges and RUB 19,185,272,697 (approximately EUR 543,623,045) in penalties.
(ii) Enforcement proceedings in respect of the writ of
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3 November 2000
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13. On 31 May 2000 the first four applicants brought an action in damages in the Rome District Court under Article 2043 of the Italian Civil Code. The other six applicants applied to be joined to the proceedings on
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13 December 2007
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8. On 18 December 2007, the applicant issued a press release for his initiative Never Again! (Nie Wieder! e.V) with the title:
“Dogs which have been hit bark! Stem-cell research in Germany” (Getroffene Hunde bellen! Stammzellenforschung in Deutschland)
The press release was published on the Internet and handed out as leaflets. It read:
“The initiative Never Again! [Nie Wieder! e.V.] and the Austrian Christian Social Working Group [Christlich Soziale Arbeitsgemeinschaft Österreichs] wish to make known their opposition to the press release issued by the University of Bonn on
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23 December 1989
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45. On 26 February 1990 the same doctor C. from the military hospital submitted a “report” to the head of the Braşov county police, following a request from captain [P.]. In this report, he stated that “on
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the end of May 2004
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62. On 16 July 2004 the General Prosecutor decided to reject another motion filed by the first applicant challenging the impartiality of both the Military Prosecutor and investigators A.H. and S.T., on the ground that, inter alia, the allegations of ill-treatment had not been confirmed. No such allegations had been made by the applicants at the court hearings concerning their detention and they had jointly started raising such complaints only at
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the period between 6 April 1941 and 8 October 1991
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41. In view of those arguments (see paragraphs 36-40 above), the applicants in both cases submitted that the Court’s findings in the Trgo case were not relevant in their cases (see Radomilja and Others, § 48). In particular, in their reply to the Government’s observations they stated as follows (ibid.):
“... the Court has specified that the case of Trgo v. Croatia is relevant case-law [; this] case does not have the same factual and legal background as the present [one]. In particular, the Trgo case was about acknowledging ownership acquired by adverse possession in
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the same day
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5. On 14 March 2009 the first and third applicants were arrested under section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000 (“the 2000 Act”) on suspicion of involvement in the murder of a police officer on 9 March 2009. They were detained at Antrim police station on
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6 June 2013
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19. On 2 August 2013 the Presidium of the Moscow City Court examined the supervisory appeal lodged by the Ombudsman of the Russian Federation. It rectified the extension orders of 24 September and 31 October 2012, and 4 March and
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29 January 2003
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35. On 11 August 2003 the applicant filed an appeal with the Schleswig Court of Appeal. She mainly complained that the Reinbek District Court had neither decided on Article 1666 of the Civil Code as a potential basis of her claim nor on whether a contractual agreement existed; furthermore, her petition for an expert opinion on the children’s best interests had been ignored. She further argued that the criteria of a “long duration”, when applied to parent-child relationships, had to be interpreted from the perspective of the child, whose concept of time differed from that of adults. The natural mother was always a “relevant person” in the sense of Article 1685 of the Civil Code, and this evaluation did not change even after the natural mother ceased to have legal responsibilities. Regarding the right to information, she argued that although she had consented to the adoption, she remained the natural mother and the constitutional protection of the family applied to her. Even the Federal Constitutional Court had acknowledged that during pregnancy a psycho-social relationship between mother and the foetus was established (judgment of
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22 July 2008
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11. On 12 May 2008, the Novi Pazar Municipal Court ordered the debtor to pay the third applicant specified amounts on account of salary arrears, plus the costs of the civil proceedings. This judgment became final on
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three months
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67. Section 4 of the Law contains transitional provisions.
Pursuant to section 4(1), the Law came into effect on the date of its official publication, which occurred on 25 June 2009; it was to remain in effect until a law was passed authorising gambling in specially designated areas (no such law has been passed to date).
Section 4(2) provides that gambling licences issued prior to the date of the Law’s entry into force are deemed to have been revoked and that no new licences will be issued.
Section 4(4) directed the Cabinet of Ministers to take the following action, within
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17 October 2006
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7. On 9 August 2006 the plaintiff applied to have the hearing postponed because the applicant’s debt for services had in the meantime increased and the plaintiff had not yet settled the courts fees for the increased claim. The application was granted and the next hearing was scheduled for
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5 October 1999
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47. In the light of the foregoing considerations, it is important to reiterate the following statements made to the Sub-Commission by Colonel K.B., the commanding officer of the CDGA:
“... We drew up our plan and arrived at Ulucanlar on the morning of 26 September; the prisoners riposted with firearms and flame throwers, and we were attacked with knives; so we also used our arms in accordance with the powers conferred by Act No. 2803 [on the organisation of the National Gendarmerie]. My men were injured, and unfortunately on the other side prisoners were also injured or lost their lives. Their deaths have greatly saddened me. I am sad because there should not have been any weapons there. If there had been no weapons there would have been no confrontation and these people would not have died, and my men would not have been injured ... After those events the Ministry of Justice issued the directive of
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between June 1998 and October 1999
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7. On 7 April 2000 the Wejherowo District Court (Sąd Rejonowy) convicted the applicant of domestic violence and sentenced him to a one‑year period of imprisonment suspended on probation for 4 years. The court found that
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2 October 1999
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53. It appears that on 22 April 2001 a certain Mr K., apparently the first applicant’s relative, complained to the Urus-Martan VOVD about the destruction of his property and the deaths and injuries inflicted on several people as a result of the bomb strike of
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24 November 1983
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7. Immediately after the incident, the applicant went to the Maribor Police. The police arrested the three men at around midnight. They remained in custody following an investigating judge’s order. They were released from custody on
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9 October 1998
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6. In 1998 the applicant instituted civil proceedings in the Krasnyy Luch Court (Краснолуцький міський суд Луганської області) against his former employer, Mine no. 5 of the “Ukrrosobladnannya” State Mining Company (“the Mine no. 5,” шахта №5 ТПВ „Укррособладнання”) for disability benefits and other payments. On
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18 January 2005
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19. In this appeal the applicant, inter alia, challenged Judge D.M. on grounds of bias. The applicant explained that in the parallel civil proceedings (case no. Pr-1158/95), Judge D.M. had sat as the president of the panel of the first-instance court. In those proceedings Judge D.M. had delivered the judgment against the applicant, to which the County Court had referred in its judgment of
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14 November 2011
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38. Having decided to proceed with the enforcement, the bailiffs sent a telegram to the applicants’ last known address. The applicants were told to come to the housing premises on 14 November 2011 in order to be moved into them. With the applicants failing to appear on
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11 August 2006
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12. On 13 June 2014 the State Attorney’s Office informed the applicant that it had opened an investigation in respect of the police officers concerning his allegations of ill-treatment during his arrest on
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18 November 2008
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13. On 3 October 2008 the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office granted the extradition request. On 18 November 2008 the Moscow City Court confirmed the decision of 3 October 2008. On 29 January 2009 the Supreme Court of Russia upheld the judgment of
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23 July 1990
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8. On 21 February 1990 the applicant again extended his claim. By final judgment of 28 March 1990 (Schlussurteil) the Regional Court partly found for the applicant and dismissed his remaining claims. On
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28 September 2010
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45. It appears from the exchange of letters between the Investigating Committee and the Ministry of the Interior that the investigation on several occasions tried to secure further participation of Mr Delimkhanov and two other high-ranking servicemen of the Ministry in the investigation, by means such as questioning and confrontation with other witnesses. On
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