The Government stressed that the Bailiffs' Service had performed all necessary actions and could not be blamed for the delay. 21.     The applicant disagreed. 22.

It has been the Court's constant approach that an applicant cannot be blamed for taking full advantage of the resources afforded by national law in the defence of his interests (see, mutatis mutandis,

The length of the enforcement proceedings had been caused by the critical financial situation of the debtor companies and the Bailiffs' Service had performed all necessary actions and could not be blamed

The applicant cannot be blamed for making use of available remedies.

Consequently, in such an unclear legal situation, he could not be blamed for a mistake of law either.

These antiques had been brought to Austria by Mrs H. in her car in black plastic bags under the bonnet of her car, the motor being covered with blankets made of asbestos.

The Government further maintained that the Bailiffs' Service performed all necessary actions and could not be blamed for the delay. 16.     The applicant disagreed.

In sum, the applicant considered that he could not be blamed for the procrastination of the proceedings and that the authorities were responsible for their excessive length.

As for the non-enforcement of the judgment of 6 February 2002 the Government maintained that the Bailiffs' Service performed all necessary actions and cannot be blamed for the delay.

Even though he only accepted it in 2011, the Court does not consider that he should be blamed for the delay after 2007, as he was in principle not obliged to agree to a different means of compensation.

12/12/2006 pending More than 10 year(s) and 4 month(s) and 26 day(s) 130 inmate(s) 1.6 m² 6 toilet(s) 6 sinks, no hot water, poor food quality, not provided with warm seasonal clothes and shoes and blanket

The Court considers that primary responsibility for the delay rested with the domestic authorities because the applicant complied with the rules of procedure and could not be blamed for not lodging her

This could be concluded from a letter of the applicant to the court in which he blamed other persons for the offence and from an expert opinion pursuant to which the applicant had an ambivalent attidude

They maintain that the prohibition of “homosexual propaganda” introduced by the recent legislation constitutes a blanket ban on the mere mention of homosexuality and that it applies irrespective of the

On 18   March   2016 the Chief of the Rivne Police decided that O.L.’s actions on 23   February   2016 (notably, badmouthing and threatening the applicant and piercing a blanket with

    With regard to the Government’s argument concerning the applicant’s own responsibility for the delays, the Court reiterates that an applicant cannot be blamed for taking full advantage of

The appellate court noted that Article 57 1 of the CAO provided for blanket confiscation of all instruments of crime. No right of appeal lay against the above decision. 5.

A blanket application of legal restrictions tends to be over-inclusive and will thus fail the proportionality test because no consideration has been given to the specific circumstances of the case. ...

    Before the court, the applicant gave a different account of the events and blamed the other co-accused, C., for the alleged offences.