Greffier : Monsieur Alexandre VAZZANA, lors des débats et Madame Anaïs TAMBARO, lors du prononcé ARRÊT : Contradictoire Prononcé publiquement par mise à disposition de l'arrêt au greffe de

His detention was arbitrary and unlawful because he had not been suspected of any offence.

He would not be persecuted on political grounds, or because of his race, religion, nationality or political views.

The demonstration became known as the March of Dissenters; it was organised by three individuals, none of whom are applicants in the present case.

He also claimed that he had been unfairly dismissed and that his dismissal was invalid because he had not been paid sufficient compensation.

In that letter the applicant stated that after his release he had been living with his family in the Krasnodar Region; he had to be discreet because he did not want to be arrested and because the order

In particular, they contended that they had accepted the money only because the police had incited them to do so, and they would not have done it under any other circumstances. A.

Another hearing was scheduled for 4 March 2010, but was adjourned because the case file was at the Supreme Court. 33.

The preliminary investigation had lasted for ten years and had then been discontinued because the statutory limitation period had expired.

She had survived her escape on a container ship, during which she ‘nearly went mad’ because in mid-ocean she ‘no longer knew whether it was night or day outside’.

The five individual applicants, Mr Boris Petkov Borisov, Mr Georgi Alexandrov Kirilov, Ms Iskra Borisova Mladenova, Mr Tassi Tsenov Tassev and Mr Petko Borisov Traikov are Bulgarian nationals who lived

Greece (applications nos. 63000/00, 74291/01 and 74292/01) The applicant, Alexandros Skondrianos, is a Greek national.

The first-instance decision of 24 May 2004 (see paragraph 11 above) thus became final ( pravomoćno ). 16.

She stated that she had been paying all her bills and that ‘I previously had a huge negative [balance], [because] I had to pay for the hospital’.

2012 as a Chamber composed of:   Josep Casadevall, President,   Corneliu Bîrsan,   Alvina Gyulumyan,   Egbert Myjer,   Ineta Ziemele,   Luis López Guerra,   Linos-Alexandre

    This decision became final from the moment of its pronouncement and was not subject to appeal. 15.

Croatia, The European Court of Human Rights (First Section), sitting as a Committee composed of:   Elisabeth Steiner, President,   Mirjana Lazarova Trajkovska,   Linos-Alexandre Sicilianos

xa0; September 2012 as a Chamber composed of:   Nina Vajić, President,   Peer Lorenzen,   Elisabeth Steiner,   Mirjana Lazarova Trajkovska,   Julia Laffranque,   Linos-Alexandre

On 23 April 1998 the Skopje Court of Appeal quashed that judgment and remitted the case for fresh consideration because of substantial procedural flaws. 9.