Applying the approach set out in similar cases and in view of the nature of the violation found, the Court finds it appropriate to fix a lump sum in respect of pecuniary and non-pecuniary

  Widow’s Payment Under Section 36 of the 1992 Act, a woman who has been widowed is entitled to a Widow’s Payment (currently a lump sum payment of GBP   1,000) if: (i)     she is under

    On 3 March 2006 the District Court awarded the applicant a lump sum of RUR 381,251.97 and ordered the police department to pay him RUR   14,358.03 per month starting from 1 March 2006

The courts held for the applicants and ordered the authorities to pay various amounts in the form of lump sums and/or of periodic payments to be upgraded in line with the inflation in the country.

September 2013 the applicant was placed in the prison medical establishment, where he was treated for his earlier diagnosed viral hepatitis C, cirrhosis of the liver, protrusion of the vertebrae of his lumbar

The application essentially concerns a judicial practice of the civil courts, in the context of expropriation proceedings, to order the parties to pay a lump sum to the opposing party in respect of legal

Around two weeks after M’s death, the applicant asked a social worker whether he could claim Bereavement Payment (a lump sum currently worth GBP 2,000).

    Widow’s Payment Under Section 36 of the 1992 Act, a woman who has been widowed is entitled to a widow’s payment (at the material time, a lump sum payment of GBP   1,000) if: (i)  

    Widow’s Payment Under Section 36 of the 1992 Act, a woman who has been widowed is entitled to a widow’s payment (currently a lump sum payment of GBP   1,000) if: (i)     she

    For the reasons put forth in Turan and Others (cited above, §§   102 ‑ 107), the Court rejects any claims for pecuniary damage and awards each of the applicants a lump sum of

The courts held for the applicants and ordered the authorities to pay various amounts in the form of lump sums and/or of periodic payments to be upgraded in line with the inflation in the country.

It therefore deems it appropriate to fix a lump sum that would correspond to the applicant’s legitimate expectations to obtain compensation. 29.

It therefore deems it appropriate to fix a lump sum that would correspond to an applicant’s legitimate expectations to obtain compensation ( Scordino v.

she complained to various authorities that, when she had seen the applicant in August 2011 for the first time since he had been detained, she had noticed that he had dark bruises on his legs and a big lump

    Widow’s Payment Under Section 36 of the 1992 Act, a woman who has been widowed is entitled to a widow’s payment (currently a lump sum payment of GBP   1,000) if: (i)     she

On 3 May 1984 the Istanbul Revenue Office responded to the Ministry, noting that the lump sum sent by the latter had not been sufficient to make all of the payments listed.

The courts held for the applicants and ordered the authorities to pay various amounts in the form of lump sums and/or of periodic payments to be upgraded in line with the inflation in the country.

It therefore deems it appropriate to fix a lump sum that would correspond to the applicants’ legitimate expectations of obtaining compensation ( see   Scordino v. Italy (no. 1) [GC], no.

9   December   2013) that on or around 5   April   2010 he had sustained the following injuries classified as “minor”: cerebral trauma, bruising (on the face, head, neck, chest, lumbar