Dany Damann, demeurant 90 bis, route de Fort Mardyck à Fort Mardyck (Nord), 29°/ de M. Georges Hache, demeurant 19, rue Carnot à Coudekerque Branche (Nord), 30°/ de M.

In respect of non-pecuniary damage she claimed EUR 500,000.

francs and dismissed the rest of the claim for damages. 23.

  Under Article 41 (just satisfaction) of the Convention it held unanimously that the finding of a violation constituted in itself sufficient just satisfaction for the non-pecuniary damage sustained

    Damage 77.

him EUR   14,000 for non-pecuniary damage.

It did so in particular in its Reinhardt and Slimane-Kaïd v.

introduction Applicant’s name Year of birth   Representative’s name and location Start of proceedings End of proceedings Total length Levels of jurisdiction Amount awarded for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage

RENARD & ASSOCIES, avocats au barreau de Marseille) COMPOSITION DU TRIBUNAL Décision contradictoire et en premier ressort Débats, clôture des débats et mise en délibéré lors de l'audience publique du

  Reinhard Kohlhofer of Vienna.           The applicant married in 1980.   The husband was a Roman Catholic.

Lastly, M.A.K. complains that, in breach of Article   13 (right to an effective remedy), he could not claim compensation for damage caused by the local authority’s handling of his daughter’s case

In respect of non-pecuniary damage they claimed EUR   2,000,000.

    It is clear in the present case that the remedy referred to by the Government does not provide redress in the form of damages.

applicants have recovered the properties nationalised by the State, were offered equivalent properties or compensation at domestic level or received the just satisfaction awarded by the Court for pecuniary damage

Reinhard Kohlhofer, a lawyer practising in Vienna.   3.     The application is directed against Austria.   The respondent Government are represented by their Agent, Mr.

In this respect, they claim compensation in recognition of their non-pecuniary damage and suffering. 2.

Due to her premature birth and her operations, complications could arise at any time in the future, which, if noticed too late, could cause brain damage.

    In the examination of [the complainant’s] request for compensation for the damage caused by the violation of fundamental rights, the Chamber agrees with the opinion expressed in the written

They sought leave to be represented by Mr Reinhard Peters, who was not a lawyer but had assisted them before the Austrian courts and the Commission (Rule 30 para. 1).