The applicants stated that they had permanent places of residence; that they had the necessary communication equipment to ensure constant contact with the authorities; that they had always been given positive

The prosecutor also stated in the decision that there was no evidence showing that the deceased might have been killed. 14.

They submitted that such a remedy was not only sufficiently certain in theory and practice but was also effective and accessible. 31.

They added that the Maribor Military Court’ judgment had unequivocally stated that their legal predecessor had been the owner of the property in question on 17 August 1945.

It further considered that there was a risk that he would obstruct the proper conduct of the investigation. The court also stressed the likelihood that a heavy penalty would be imposed on him. 7.

is to say intentionally imputing an offence on T. whilst knowing that he had not committed it (rather than voicing a mere suspicion that he had).

had been so protracted that they were rendered devoid of purpose. 4.

In the application he alleged that there had been a violation of his rights under Article 11 of the Convention. 18 .

The court noted that the applicant had a permanent residence and family, that he had received positive references at his former place of work, that he had no criminal record and that there were no indications

    By a letter dated 13 April 2000, Mr and Mrs P. informed the applicant that they were not seeking renewal of the contract but that they were availing themselves of the right granted to them

Further, there is no suggestion that pressure is actually put on district or circuit judges to decide cases one way rather than another.

She submitted that she had been told that there had been no need to perform an overly detailed examination, as it could be easily seen that the bridges should not be worn. 16.

Thierry Carriol, chargé des fonctions de Maître des Requêtes, - les observations de la SCP Fabiani, Luc-Thaler, avocat de M. et Mme A, - les conclusions de Mme Delphine Hedary, rapporteur public ; La parole

This precedent confirmed that there existed an effective remedy before the relevant authority for excessive length.

He also complains under Article 13 about the absence of an effective remedy in that his allegations were examined only by the prosecution authorities rather than by an independent tribunal.

That rule is based on the assumption, reflected in Article 13 of the Convention – with which it has close affinity – that there is an effective remedy available in respect of the alleged breach in the

They submitted that the president of the court’s reply of 23 March 2007 meant that the supervisory appeal had been upheld.

It further notes that they are not inadmissible on any other grounds. They must therefore be declared admissible. B.     Merits 1.

It follows that there has been a breach of that provision. 55.