According to the Union, the clause served an important purpose in that it protected a weaker party from being forced to abandon the status of an employee covered by the social-security system and become

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

It found that the applicant had been duly notified of the hearing by phone, which was a valid method of summoning a party under the Russian Code of Civil Procedure.

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Challenging the making and implementation of a care order An aggrieved party may appeal the making of a care order to the court on the basis that it was not justified in the circumstances, for example,

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Where the court granted the complaint, the injured party could bring separate proceedings for the return of the unlawfully imposed fine or confiscated items.

On 15 June 2000 the Senior Disciplinary Board at the Ministry for Public Service and Sport ( Disziplinaroberkommission beim Bundesministerium für öffentliche Leistung und Sport ) partly dismissed the applicant's

The applicant, represented by a lawyer, was fully able to present his case and challenge the evidence of the other party, public hearings were held and the courts’ decisions were satisfactorily reasoned

Article 57 provides that extradition shall not take place if the person whose extradition is sought has the nationality of the requested Contracting Party.

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

  The applicant complains under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention and Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention about his inability to obtain execution of a final judgment against the State, partly

court as guaranteed by Article 6 also protects the implementation of final, binding judicial decisions, which, in States that accept the rule of law, cannot remain inoperative to the detriment of one party