Germany (dec.) no. 53126/07, 29 May 2012 and Garcia Cancio v. Germany (dec.) no.

   In the Treaty of 12 September 1990 on the Final Settlement with respect to Germany, the sovereignty of a united Germany was recognised.

       The Unification Treaty was adopted by the parliaments of both German States and became binding law in the Federal Republic of Germany on 3 October 1990.

courts to bear interpretation costs and Mr Luedicke and Mr Belkacem also alleged discrimination by reason of the fact that a foreigner not speaking German was in a less favourable position than a German

   In the Treaty of 12 September 1990 on the Final Settlement with respect to Germany, the sovereignty of a united Germany was recognised.

    The applicant maintained that the measures introduced by the German authorities under the relevant provisions of the German Unification Treaty meant that his early-retirement pension had

, and ordered his expulsion in case that he should not leave Germany in time.

, and enquired in particular about the state of the criminal proceedings in Germany.

  In February 1993 he was convicted in Germany of aiding and abetting in the illegal importation of drugs and of drug trafficking committed in 1990.

National-Socialist era – “ Erstgeschädigte ”) under an agreement of 13 May 1992 between Germany and the United States of America on the settlement of certain property claims (the “German-US Agreement”

  On the other hand the German Government had made it clear in the Treaty negotiations that it considered the expulsion of Germans from former German territories to be unlawful.

The applicant complains that the domestic courts misinterpreted the relevant provisions and erroneously considered that his children had their habitual residence in Germany and subsequently rejected his

The Polish-German Agreement on Pensions of 9 October 1975 This bilateral agreement establishes that persons who moved to Germany by 31 December 1990 could receive their pension from a German insurance

Germany (dec.)

was the subject of the application: struck out Facts – The applicant moved from Pakistan to Germany in 1991 with her husband.

In the event of a negative decision the applicant would have to leave Germany voluntarily, failing which he would be removed.

The couple lived in Germany together with S.S.’s minor daughter, M. In December 2010 the couple’s son, C., was born. C. has German and Polish nationality.

Germany [GC] - 37201/97 Judgment 22.3.2001 [GC] Article 7 Article 7-1 Nullum crimen sine lege Conviction of senior GDR officials for participating in the killing of East Germans attempting: to escape to

Germany [GC] - 35532/97, 34044/96 and 44801/98 Judgment 22.3.2001 [GC] Article 7 Article 7-1 Nullum crimen sine lege Conviction of senior GDR officials for participating in the killing of East Germans

ordering her to leave Germany, relied on the relevant provisions of the German Aliens Act.