Damage 55.     The applicant claimed 30,000 euros (EUR) in non-pecuniary damages for the distress he had suffered as a result of the violation of his freedom of expression.

    The Government submitted that the applicant had lost her victim status on account of the outcome of the civil proceedings for damages.

She also sought to prevent further damage to the property of the club.

It upheld the High Court’s findings on liability, but reduced the award of damages to EUR 325,000.

Section 349 of the Civil Code provides: “(1) Liability for damage caused by the State administration shall only be established if damage could not be prevented by means of ordinary legal remedies or if

    The relevant provision of the Code provides: Article 1167 Grounds of Responsibility for Non-Pecuniary Damage “...2.

The applicant and her daughter's claims for damages 48.     On 28 May 2001 the applicant, through her lawyer, filed an action for damages to the Bratislava III District Court.

    Anybody who, due to defamation, suffered a damage or loss of profit, may claim for compensation. 2.

    Following the 2004 Amendment, Article 417 1 § 2 reads in so far as relevant: “Where damage has been caused by the delivery of a final ruling or a final decision, redress for such damage may

They noted that the applicant could have instituted a civil action for damages (in tort), which could have made good any damage or loss sustained as a result of her detention conditions if she had been

On 15 March 2010 Dr Ratnayake, a consultant psychiatrist, examined the applicant and concluded that her needs could be met at Yarl’s Wood as she would be under constant observation there.

name Year of birth Representative’s name and location Date of receipt of Government’s declaration Date of receipt of Applicant’s declaration Amount awarded for pecuniary and non ‑ pecuniary damage

    Damage 1. Pecuniary damage (a) The parties' submissions 48.

In the fresh proceedings, the Constanţa Court of Appeal partly granted the applicant’s claim and ordered the Mangalia local authorities to pay the applicant non-pecuniary damages in amount of 3,000 RON

Applicant name Date of birth   Representative name and location Date of receipt of Government’s declaration Date of receipt of Applicant’s declaration Amount awarded for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage

as to criminal trials, and hear appeals against decisions made by the Chief Constables as to instigation of criminal proceedings.

It granted her claim in the part relating to compensation for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage. 31.

As they had caused considerable damage, they fell to be considered under paragraph 7 of that Article.

    Damage 58.