The Town Court found that the applicant’s detention had been unlawful, awarding him RUR 30,000 in compensation for the non-pecuniary damage sustained.

A claim for damages under Article 5 § 5 of the Convention or official liability proceedings had to be brought in the civil courts. 31.

Because of the damage done to his liver during his stay in Guantanamo, the first applicant has to stick to a strict diet.

An overcrowded prison entails cramped and unhygienic accommodation; a constant lack of privacy (even when performing such basic tasks as using a sanitary facility); reduced out-of-cell activities, due

    Damage 82.     The applicant claimed 60,000 euros (EUR) in compensation for non-pecuniary damage. 83.

As follows from the judgments, section 3-6 of the Damages Act concerning redress for violation of privacy must be read in conjunction with section 390 of the Penal Code.

The bailiffs’ inactivity and their constant mistakes were also criticised by the Russian courts (see paragraphs 17 and 19 above).

The footage showed the glass of the car’s rear window as wholly intact, without any holes or other damage.

    Claim for damages 48.

[By committing those crimes] you caused considerable societal and material damage. In view of what is known to me, I cannot rule out that you will commit crimes again.

caused that damage.

In 1965 he broke out in boils all over his body and began to suffer constant pain. In 1967 he was diagnosed as being sterile and in 1973 he began to experience severe kidney problems.

Damage 91.

In particular, he had not sought compensation for non-pecuniary damage before a court.

    With regard to the applicant’s claim for non-pecuniary damages, the court considered it excessive and disproportionate to the degree of the infringement of his personal rights.

He had a propensity to commit further similar offences, which he considered as harmless and not necessitating punishment, by which the children concerned could suffer serious psychological damage. 10.

    Damage 88.     The applicant claimed 100,000 euros (EUR) in respect of non ‑ pecuniary damage. 89.

. - In judgment 8/1989 of 27 January 1989: for damage to property, in conjunction with six counts of grievous bodily harm, one of causing bodily harm and nine of causing minor injuries, to sixteen years

    Damage 52.     The applicant claimed 6,000 euros (EUR) in respect of non-pecuniary damage. 53.     The Government contested this claim. 54.