In particular, she had decided to live with her mother although she could expect the difficulties of being involved in court proceedings.

    On 4 September 1993 the police received a complaint that six sheep had been stolen.

It follows from the documents submitted by the third applicant that she transferred all her shares in the limited company, TW Computeranimation GmbH, to the second applicant on 21 March 2000.

no. 8277, plot no. 343, sheet/plan XII/27.E.1, field with small former farmhouse and stables, area: 370 sq. m; (e)     Ayios Amvrosios, registration no. 13131, plot nos. 400 and 401/1, sheet/

At his employer’s request, for the purpose of responding to customers’ enquiries, he created an instant messaging account using Yahoo Messenger, an online chat service offering real-time text transmission

Indeed, the applicant company had continued to share content through its Internet homepage and YouTube channel.

In particular, she owns half a share in a plot of land (plot no.   142, sheet/plan 33/29) with buildings thereon, consisting of one shop, one flat and three houses.

    The Government submitted that the applicants had failed to exhaust domestic remedies and/or that they could not claim to have a possession within the meaning of Article 1 of Protocol No.

    Until 1998 the State owned all shares in the applicant company.

(ii) Attendance before a Mental Health Review Tribunal and at a meeting at the Home Office 23.

Her meeting with the applicant was not resumed once she had recovered, on the recommendation of a medical professional. 14.

She started producing condoms under the brand name Aiisa, the literal meaning of which was “that thing”.

    In 1995 the applicants concluded a sales contract with three individuals buying shares from the A. company (“the company”). 7.

In a judgment of 3 November 2004 the District Court found that the applicant owned a 1/3 share in the land in question. He had inherited this share from his parents.

She subsequently donated her half of the property to the State. Later on, expropriation proceedings were opened but not concluded, and J.W. remained registered as the owner.

       The applicant's mother claimed that she should be called to take over her son's farm as she had previously passed it on to him, had been living and working on the farm and

According to the applicant, without a due treatment she is at risk of dehydration and malnutrition, which can be severe and potentially life-threatening. She has a first-degree disability.

    The Court notes that this complaint is not manifestly ill-founded within the meaning of Article 35 § 3 (a) of the Convention or inadmissible on any other grounds.

Consequently, she has not ceased to be a victim in the sense of the Convention.