Making its assessment on an equitable basis, the Court awards the applicant EUR   1,000 under this head. B.     Costs and expenses 62.

The introduction of the book called on readers to decide whether they perceived the published documents as pieces of evidence of censorship or as a supervisor’s valid instructions to his colleagues. 37

Lastly, he submitted copies of the aforementioned pieces of evidence before the domestic courts. 10.

Accordingly, ruling on an equitable basis, it awards the second applicant 5,000 euros (EUR) in respect of non-pecuniary damage. 61.

Threatening us with firearms, they had taken away my brother, Rustam Kagirov ... These men did not introduce themselves and behaved rudely.

A commercial skip and a large piece of hoarding were being used by persons in the crowd to shield them from plastic baton rounds as they moved towards the police.

    The applicant complained that the persistent noise and harmful emissions from the plant, which was only 30 metres away from her house, entailed severe disturbance to her environment and a

Abdi Awad Ahmed (qui séjournait également au centre de Marina di Massa) était le père de l’enfant qu’elle portait.

The applicant was able to identify her sisters by their personal belongings, pieces of hair, remaining facial features and teeth crowns. 11.

All of the policemen declared that the applicant had dipped his fingers in a glass of beer in order to wash away traces of phosphorescent dust. 20.

In their view that time-limit had started running on 26   March   1997 when that piece of legislation had taken effect. 56.

    The applicant is one of eleven owners of a piece of land in Birkirkara, Malta, having an area of 1,578 square metres (“sq.m.”). 8.

Therefore, the Court does not award the applicant any compensation for pecuniary damage.

Consequently, there is no justification for making any award to him under that head. 53.

société ADP INGENIERIE la rupture de leurs pourparlers, refusant son projet de supervision de l'opération de construction de l'aéroport de [Localité 4] ("Notification of intention to nullify letter of award

    Finally, the Court considers that an award should be made in respect of the anguish and feelings of helplessness and frustration which the applicant must have experienced over the years in

Commission of Human Rights (“the Commission”) under former Article 25 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by a Netherlands national, Mr Pieter

    The applicant, who was not represented by a lawyer, requested the Court to make an award of just satisfaction on the basis of its case ‑ law in similar cases in order to redress the

    On 11 May 1994 the Innsbruck Tax Authority first informed the Innsbruck Public Prosecutor of the suspicion of tax fraud by the applicant in connection with the sale of several pieces of artwork