available to victims of excessively lengthy proceedings: violation   Article 35 Article 35-1 Exhaustion of domestic remedies Effective domestic remedy Incompatibility with the Convention of a domestic

sorte, sans avoir même vérifié si, nonobstant les embauches auxquelles l'association avait procédé, ses difficultés économiques, dont la réalité a été constatée, n'impliquaient pas, pour qu'il y soit remédié

sorte, sans avoir même vérifié si, nonobstant les embauches auxquelles l'association avait procédé, ses difficultés économiques, dont la réalité a été constatée, n'impliquaient pas, pour qu'il y soit remédié

indivisibilité des travaux qu'il appartient à la cour d'appel de caractériser ; que la cour d'appel a retenu l'indivisibilité des travaux de rénovation de la façade avec ceux consistant à « porter remède

The Government asked the Court to declare the application inadmissible for failure to exhaust domestic remedies.

  Turkey (cited above), the Court declared an application inadmissible on the grounds that the applicants had failed to exhaust domestic remedies, that is to say, the new remedy set forth in Law no

They did not refer to the remedies introduced by the 2004 Act.

They did not refer to the remedies introduced by the 2004 Act.

They have not referred to the remedies introduced by the 2004   Act.

They have not referred to the remedies introduced by the 2004   Act.

The Government pleaded non-exhaustion of domestic remedies in that the applicant had not made use of the remedies provided for by the 2004 Act. The applicant did not address that issue.

They did not refer to the remedies introduced by the 2004 Act.

They did not refer to the remedies introduced by the 2004 Act.

The Government were of the opinion that the applicant had failed to exhaust domestic remedies in that he had not lodged a complaint under the 2004 Act.

They did not refer to the remedies introduced by the 2004 Act.

They did not refer to the remedies introduced by the 2004 Act.

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Law (a)     Admissibility – Article 35 § 1 ( exhaustion of domestic remedies ): The Government had submitted that the applicants had not exhausted domestic remedies as they had failed to institute

extraordinary remedy.