Relying on Articles 7 and 7/1 of the Civil Code, he alleged that the article contained defamatory remarks about him.

Aux termes de l'article L. 411-1 du même code : " I.

which behaviours had been prohibited, namely those criminalised by Article   612- bis of the Criminal Code.

He relied on Articles 8 and 13 of the Convention. 4.

The charges were brought under Articles   168 and 169 of the Turkish Criminal Code respectively. 15.

    Criminal Code According to Article 381 of the Criminal Code, the non-execution of a judicial decision constitutes an offence: “The non-execution of a binding judicial decision or other judicial

    The procedure for the prolongation of the applicant’s pre ‑ trial detention during the period under consideration was based on Article   249 §   5 of the Code of Criminal

  543/03, §   41, ECHR 2006-...). 41.

Ceux dont une personne peut être titulaire sont   : la propriété, les servitudes, le gage et l'hypothèque (article 973 du code civil). 49.

    The applicant’s detention was subsequently prolonged under Article   263 § 4 of the Code of Criminal Procedure on many occasions. 20.

the Civil Code, enacted in 1970, and by Article 14 (art. 14) of the European Convention on Human Rights.

military discipline rules, under Article 359 § 2 (2) of the Criminal Code, in connection with A.H.’s beating.

It is true that the applicant was not mentioned in the record of the agreement foreseen by Section 155 of the Civil Code which was drawn on 7 July 1981.

    Relevant domestic law Criminal Procedures   Under the Turkish Criminal Code all forms of homicide (Article 448 and 455) and attempted homicide (Articles 61 and 62) constitute criminal

    APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 41 OF THE CONVENTION 46.

scope of Article   5 § 3 (cf.

Sa demande ne satisfaisait donc pas à l'obligation posée par l'article R. 600-4 du code de l'urbanisme.

    Examining the compatibility of Article 51 of the Code of Criminal Procedure with the Constitution, the Constitutional Court ruled as follows (decision no. 497-O of 18 December 2003): “Article

    Article 5.50 § 1 of the Civil Code provides that in order to acquire succession, a successor has to accept it. 38 .