Locus Standi 69.

In the discharge summary the supervising doctor mentioned that the patient was able to look after himself and to walk without assistance. 16.

in Bratislava     Mr Juraj HROMEC, who was born in 1950, lives in Bratislava     Mr Marek LIŠKA, who was born in 1951 and lives in Trenčín     Ms Judita LOCKE

  The Inspector in his report noted the adverse effects of the North/South Road on Bullsmoor Lane, Partners Lane and Enfield Lock area, where the applicants' homes are situated, and considered that

They looked out from the balcony and saw a body in the street. He later discovered that it was Ms Rantseva. 27.

He was not examined by a doctor but, according to the Government, was in good health when placed in the police lock-up.

[Our] journalist ... found a young woman who has been using heroin for ten years and barely hides it.

It followed that the national authorities had failed to carry out an effective investigation into the deaths. Conclusion : violation (unanimously).

OULIE, greffier de chambre.

It further considered that the first applicant no longer had locus standi in the matter and that the applications concerning him should be struck out of the list.

       As to the two specific allegations of delay, the Government point out that putting correspondence in a prisoner's locker to which the applicant could have access on request

Answer: B.E. was an ordinary person, but he was our kid. We knew him. We knew him personally, [he was] from our area. B.E. was a kid who grew up [with us]. He was our soul, our brother, our comrade.

Article 2 (effective investigation) – There were important shortcomings in the investigation into the disappearance of the applicant’s husband carried out by the authorities.

It further considers that Ms   Kovalyova has locus standi to pursue the application in the late applicant’s stead (see, for instance, Svistun v.

They further requested the Court to strike out the applications. The Government acknowledged the excessive length of civil proceedings and the lack of any effective remedy in domestic law.

He had been requested to give the police the key to the security lock of the door to the apartment. As no key was available, the security lock was drilled with the applicant’s consent.

The Government invited the Court to strike the application out of the list of cases.

On 15 December 2004 the Szydłowiec District Court found that it was not competent ratione loci to examine the case and had it transferred to the Warsaw District Court.

    Summary of the judgment [2]   Complaint   The applicant complained, under Article 8 of the Convention, of the conditions in which the searches were carried out.