Hence, the damage for which compensation was due did not amount to the full difference between the sums received by the applicants and the sums they would have obtained had the legislation not been passed

ABEILLE IARD & SANTE dont le siège social est sis [Adresse 3] représentée par Maître Joséphine HENRICH, avocat au barreau de MULHOUSE (postulant) et Maître Emmanuelle FREEMAN-HECKER, avocat au barreau

  ARTICLE 14 OF THE CONVENTION, TAKEN TOGETHER WITH ARTICLE   8 Assertion that interferences with applicants' rights were based on their "social origin" and hence discriminatory: not substantiated

the text thereof was disseminated to all the courts and authorities concerned, in particular the prosecutor’s office, in order to ensure as quickly as possible that the requirements of the Convention hence

Hence, it cannot be assumed that the children enjoyed the right of use of accommodation by virtue of the Housing Code either. 58.

Hence, the applicant’s guilt had ultimately been determined by the latter court, the composition of which had not been contested by the applicant. 39.

After the death of applicant's spouse in July 2002, their four children, Filmon (born in 1990), Mary (born in 1993), Robel (born in 1994) and Henok (born in 1995), were taken into the care of their paternal

groupe de grande envergure, le groupe Aalbert Industries, et qu'il ne justifiait pas de ses recherches de reclassement au sein de toutes les sociétés de ce groupe, notamment au sein des entreprises Henco

The question is whether the applicant, if necessary with appropriate advice, could have reasonably foreseen this interpretation and application of the law and hence his conviction.

intelligence data on its association, unrelated to any inquiries into specific criminal offences, are, if not deliberately, then still in effect, discriminatory on grounds of religion and opinion, and hence

The Government’s objection in this regard must hence be rejected (see   Prohavska, Prodanović and Others v. Serbia, nos. 63003/10 and seq, 8   November 2016). 22.

Hence, the crucial question was whether they had been “necessary in a democratic society”, including whether the domestic authorities had had due regard to the applicant’s interests protected by the Article

Court affirmed that the test clarified in Ibrahim and Others should also be applied in cases where the restriction on the applicant’s right to a lawyer stemmed from the statutory provisions and was hence

It must hence be declared admissible. Merits 10.     The applicant’s husband was charged in February 1994 and finally convicted in March 2007.

Federal Court of Justice held in a leading judgment (published in that court’s official reports [ BGHZ ] volume 141, pp. 232 et seq. ) that there were no lacunae in section 7(7) of the Property Act and hence

The litigation had concerned the general application of welfare legislation, and hence was not “civil” within the meaning of Article 6.

Accordingly, the hope he expressed before the Court of having the land transferred to him one day did not constitute a kind of “claim sufficiently established” to be enforceable in the courts, and hence

proceedings against company L.V., noting that the applicant lodged a claim in the compulsory composition proceedings which, having been disputed by company L.V., could not be deemed to have been established, hence

Hence, by lodging their applications with the Court they did not seek to put an end to an ongoing violation, but to obtain a subsequent ruling on an alleged past violation on account of the conditions