By a decision of 1 June 2009 this land was divided into smaller plots designated for subsequent sale for construction purposes. One of the plots, no.

On 31 May 1996 the Tirana Commission recognised the applicant’s inherited title to a plot of land measuring 23,500 sq. m. It decided that a plot of 5,000 sq. m should be restored to the applicant.

Later on, the plot in question was divided into four plots (nos.   219/29, 220/29, 222/29 and 229/29).

A new plot, no. 2943/6, comprising both the former plots nos. 100 and 102, was created.

aux fins de jugement commun, a formé une demande reconventionnelle en paiement ; que la société belge Musicmatic, devenue Audiovalley, et la société luxembourgeoise Jamendo, se présentant comme une plate-forme

    Litigation concerning the plot of land 10.

within the plot measuring 43,100 sq. m.

The court noted that for unknown reason, the cadaster indicated only the applicant’s husband as the sole owner of the plot in question.

    On 24 August 2015 the municipality decided to start expropriation proceedings in respect of the plot of land.

Following this amendment, the plot in question was divided into nine different parts, namely, plots nos. 110, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119 and 168.

The applicant owned a one-sixth share of a plot of land measuring 164   square metres, situated in the central part of Plovdiv.

to the plot in issue had been transferred into private ownership. 16.

It concluded that the applicant had failed to show that he had indeed been in possession of the plot in question or unlawfully occupied it.

They concern property rights to a number of land plots located in various parts of Crimea.

The applicant had been occupying an agricultural plot of land measuring 3200   square metres in the village of Mejinistskali (Khelvachauri District) since 1990.

cause présentent deux coques, reliées par une fermeture éclair, une fenêtre transparente sur au moins une face, une poignée souple sur chacune des demi- coques avec une partie auto-agrippante, quatre plots

    On 1 June 2009 the mayor of Chojnice ( Wójt Gminy ) divided a plot of land owned by the applicants into a number of smaller plots, at the applicants’ request.

In particular, the Commission had left unexamined the main characteristics of the plot concerned.

However, it pointed out several irregularities concerning the sale of the plot of land to the applicant.