found, in 2000, that Republika Srpska(the respondent Entity within the State) had violated the applicant’s rights under the Convention and ordered this Entity to enforce the judgment without further delay

protection;   Noting with concern the risk for a large group of people to be affected by the violation at issue;     Insisting, accordingly, on Turkey’s obligation to take without further delay

[E] et [I] [G], et l'avis de Mme Delpey-Corbaux, avocate générale, après débats en l'audience publique du 21 octobre 2025 où étaient présents Mme Teiller, présidente, Mme Rat, conseillère référendaire

Bauer-Violas, Feschotte-Desbois et Sebagh, avocat de la commune de [Localité 1], de la SARL Cabinet François Pinet, avocat de Mme [I], de Mmes [J], [S] et [G] [D], et de la société [D] - [I], et l'avis de Mme Delpey-Corbaux

  Such delays, however, would have to be kept as short as possible by the State.

The affidavit filed on behalf of the army authorities in those proceedings accepted that the 40 day delay report had not been completed and that the 100 day delay report had been completed over a month

The Court considers that this caused significant delay to the proceedings.

Initially, the Privy Council considered that a condemned person could not complain about delay of his execution caused by his resort to appellate proceedings ( de Freitas v.

The applicant admitted responsibility for a delay of approximately six to seven months. 40.

    Complaint concerning the delays in the procedures for restitution and compensation 71.

For example, in 2010 and 2011 the Greek State paid out 4,000,000 euros (EUR) in compensation for delays in judicial proceedings.

In short, the delay could not be attributable to the Ministry of Justice, since the delays in conducting the procedure were the result of actions or omissions by Ms X or the impossibility of providing

  All delays were due to reasons for which the Court was not responsible.   86.   On two occasions delays were caused by the fact that a lay judge had fallen ill.

    Proceedings concerning a delay in enforcement of the judgment of 18 November 1997 37.

They further submitted that the delay in enforcement was not attributable to the domestic authorities.

    Article 217a of the Code, added in July 1999, created a “complaint about delays”.

It was important because such a decision has a potential to affect the release date of a prisoner in that delay in transfer to category D has the potential to delay of release on parole.” 20.

L 3211-12-1 du code de la santé publique) Devant Nous, Hannelore DELY JARINSKI, magistrat du siège chargé des mesures privatives et restrictives de liberté dans le domaine des soins sans consentement,

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