Detainees had to sleep on the cement floor, which they covered with dirty blankets. The cell was lit by a single electric bulb.

The Government further maintained that the Bailiffs' Service had performed all necessary actions and cannot be blamed for the delay.     The applicant disagreed. 15.

Although a party to civil proceedings cannot be blamed for using the venues available to him under domestic law in order for him to protect his interests, he must accept that such actions necessarily prolong

However, in respect of her procedural requests and properly filed appeals, the Court finds that she merely exercised her procedural rights and cannot be blamed for using the avenues available to her under

Furthermore, the applicant cannot be blamed for the authorities’ failure to update him on the progress of the enforcement proceedings.

with Article 14     The Court noted that it had already indicated, in the context of the complaints under Article 8, why it considered that the investigation and discharge together with the blanket

It further observes that the applicant enabled the enforcement of the judgment debt by submitting the writ of enforcement to two State bodies and cannot be blamed for the State’s subsequent failure to

He had to sleep on the concrete floor without a mattress or blanket. The cell was damp, and was infested with insects. 6.

}       FIFTH SECTION Application no. 54146/09 Roman BÁTĚK and others against the Czech Republic lodged on 2 October 2009 STATEMENT OF FACTS   The applicants, Roman Bátěk, Radek Blažej

The automatic and blanket prolongation of the applicant’s detention is further proved by the first several decisions ‒ of March and April 2012 (see paragraph 9 above) ‒ in which the courts re-used the

While the applicant cannot be blamed for taking full advantage of the resources afforded by national law in the defence of his interest (see, mutatis mutandis , Yağcı and Sargın v.

and 17 day(s)   130 inmate(s) 2.1 m² 6 toilet(s)     overcrowding, small walking yard – 73 sq.m. for 260 inmates, six sinks, poor food quality, no warm seasonal clothes and shoes and blanket

6 day(s) 140 inmate(s) 2.3 m² 6 toilet(s) 8 sinks, no hot water, no separate premises for drying clothes, no educational and rest premises, poor food quality, no warm seasonal clothes and shoes and blanket

Therefore, as confirmed by the domestic courts, MIC could not be blamed for such changes. 23.

The automatic and blanket prolongation of the applicant’s detention is further proved by the two last decisions ‒ of May and August 2011 (see paragraph 8 above) ‒ in which the courts re-used the same text

The applicant took procedural steps to defend his legal position and could not be blamed for any abuse of his procedural rights under the national law.

Moreover, in respect of her procedural requests and appeals, the Court notes that she merely exercised her procedural rights and cannot be blamed for using the avenues available to her under the domestic

The Court notes that although a party to civil proceedings cannot be blamed for using the avenues available to him under domestic law in order to protect his interests, he must accept that such actions

The Government contended that the Bailiffs’ Service performed all necessary actions and cannot be blamed for the delay.