The Ukrainian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mr Y. Zaytsev. 3.

The Macedonian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mrs R. Lazareska Gerovska. 3.

The Czech Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mr V.A. Schorm, from the Ministry of Justice. A.

The Bulgarian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mrs M. Dimova, of the Ministry of Justice. 3.

It appears that upon their arrival in Zagreb they were provided with accommodation by the local refugee agencies.

No copies of these decisions were submitted to the Court. 31.

    As to whether the impugned measures were necessary in a democratic society, the Chamber noted that the applicant and her spouse were lawfully married under domestic law and that they wished

The statements by witnesses who were allegedly present during the telephone conversation were not assessed by the first-instance court in accordance with section 8 of the Civil Procedure Act.

It failed because not enough tenders were received. 34.

It added that at the relevant time about 3,000 cubic metres were produced annually and that one to two persons were employed in production activities.

Lavatory pans were installed on a pedestal 40   cm above the floor and were separated from each other with partitions.

Her right ankle and right hand were swollen; a contusion and haematoma were found on her right hand and a further contusion on her right shin.

It stipulated that its provisions were of immediate application to successions were already open on the date on which it came into force.

    The applicants were represented by Mr L. Šušak, a lawyer practising in Zagreb. The Croatian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Ms Š. Stažnik. 3.

    On 18 June 2001 the applicant and his lawyer were granted access to the 120-volume case file.

; March 2008 as a Chamber composed of:   Peer Lorenzen, President,   Snejana Botoucharova,   Karel Jungwiert,   Rait Maruste,   Renate Jaeger,   Mark Villiger,   Isabelle

Section), sitting on 3   February 2009 as a Chamber composed of:   Peer Lorenzen, President,   Rait Maruste,   Karel Jungwiert,   Renate Jaeger,   Mark Villiger,   Isabelle

Armenia), Khanlar Hajiyev (Azerbaijan) Ljiljana Mijović (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Renate Jaeger (Germany), David Thór Björgvinsson (Iceland), Ineta Ziemele (Latvia), Mark Villiger (Liechtenstein), Isabelle

    Procedure and composition of the Court   The application was lodged with the European Court of Human Rights on 20 December 2001 and its admissibility and merits were examined together