euros and sixty-six cents) in respect of non-pecuniary damage and 33,667 (thirty-three thousand six-hundred and sixty-seven) Austrian schillings ie. 2,446.73 EUR (two-thousand four-hundred and forty-six

De Gaetano,   Julia Laffranque,   Erik Møse,   Helen Keller,   Faris Vehabović,   Ksenija Turković,   Egidijus Kūris,   Iulia Motoc,   Síofra O’Leary,   Mārtiņš

Prior to a judicial decision, an individual may not be detained for longer than forty-eight hours.” 2.     The 1993 Minsk Convention 30.

From 31 January to 26 September 2007 he was held in cell no. 17, measuring 76.9 sq. m and housing twenty-two to forty inmates.

  Erik Fribergh of the Commission's Secretariat had separate discussions with the parties in Stockholm on 25 April 1988.

Italy, The European Court of Human Rights (First Section), sitting as a Committee composed of:   Erik Wennerström , President ,   Raffaele Sabato,   Artūrs Kučs , judges , and Liv Tigerstedt

    Between 15 January 1987 and 12 November 1992 the bailiff made forty attempts to recover possession.

The seizure order shall become null and void unless upheld by the competent court within forty-eight hours at the latest ... .”   2.

  Eye-witness written statements confirmed that around forty armed men in camouflage uniforms who had arrived in two APCs and one Ural vehicle were seen bringing back a man who looked like Rizvan

    On 31 May 1991 the applicant and forty-four other persons were committed for trial before the Milan District Court.

The length of time for which a person may be detained prior to obtaining such an order must not exceed forty-eight hours (Article 22 § 2). B.     Code of Criminal Procedure 29.

The length of time for which a person may be detained prior to obtaining such an order must not exceed forty-eight hours (Article 22 § 2). B.     Code of Criminal Procedure 44.

The term during which a person may be detained prior to such an order being obtained must not exceed forty-eight hours (Article   22   §   2). B.

The arrested or detained person must be brought before a judge within forty-eight hours at the latest or, in the case of offences committed by more than one person, within fifteen days ...

Erik Fribergh of the Commission's Secretariat had separate discussions with the parties in Stockholm on 11 and 12 September 1986.

    As regards evictions in all other cases, provision was made for police assistance to be staggered over a maximum of forty-eight months from 1 January 1990.

  Between 5 and 6 a.m. on that day a group of about forty servicemen entered the house in which the Kukuyevs lived with other family members.

The relevant district court, having heard over forty witnesses and experts and examined religious literature and documents, found the complaints unfounded.

the applicant, within three months from the date on which the judgment becomes final according to Article   44   §   2 of the Convention, the following amounts: ITL   45,000,000 (forty-five