Several months later, the BNB withdrew KTB’s banking licence and extended the special administrators’ mandate, until the appointment of liquidators by the Sofia City Court.

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    RELEVANT DOMESTIC LAW AND PRACTICE 12.

    RELEVANT DOMESTIC LAW AND PRACTICE 31.     The domestic law applicable at the relevant time is summarised in Schneider v. Germany (cited above, §§ 29-37). 32.

Toutefois, d'une part, un mandat électif, qui donne droit à une indemnité, ne peut être assimilé à une activité extérieure rémunérée par un salaire.

    Relevant international and domestic law The relevant international and domestic law are summarised in the judgment in the case of Soldatenko v.

a judgment of 29 June 2020, the Zardab District Court found that the applicant had committed the administrative offence under Article 535.1 of the CAO and fined him in the amount of 200 Azerbaijani manats

These events took place during the series of protests in Ukraine between 21 November 2013 and 21 February 2014, commonly referred to as “Euromaidan” and/or “Maidan” (see Shmorgunov and Others v.

The violations found stemmed chiefly from an unwavering application of the domestic normative framework.

Referring to the relevant domestic legislation, the court also noted some irregularities regarding the allocation of the plot of land.

    The Court notes that in the domestic proceedings the applicant asked the domestic courts to award her in-kind compensation in the form of a new flat with a greater number of rooms in the

destroyed appliances and lost profits, had been in breach of domestic law. 7 .

s husband was one of the police officers deployed in response to the series of protests in Ukraine between 21   November 2013 and 21 February 2014, commonly referred to as “Euromaidan” and/or “Maidan

In the present case, the domestic courts held that the expropriation of the applicant’s property had been in compliance with domestic law (see paragraph   5 above).

( mandati fiduciari )).

The mere fact that this had been allowed under domestic law had no bearing on the assessment for the purposes of Article   3.

Given the Court’s instructions, the applicant considered that the Government should have verified the lawyer’s mandate to receive such sum.

As regards the lost profits, the domestic courts found that the applicant had failed to provide any supporting documents. 8 .