For the Court, this ill-treatment reached the minimum level of severity under Article 3 of the Convention and accordingly triggered that provision’s protection (see, for example, Mrozowski v.

They mainly argued that the relevant time-limit could not be triggered unless the victim had certain and exact knowledge of the identity of the tortfeasor.

T he Court considers that in so far as the interference with the applicant’s rights in the present case was triggered by the supplier’s failure to maintain diligently his accounting records and resulted

    The surveillance programmes complained about The applicants concern was triggered by media coverage following the leak of information by Edward Snowden, a former systems administrator with

In the present case the Court finds that Mr   R.’s death in custody and his father’s allegation of inappropriate medical treatment triggered the State’s duty to ensure that there was an effective

Prior to the events which triggered legal proceedings against him he had provided legal services to a businessman, Mr Sh., who had run a market in Mariupol.

suffered by the first applicant’s business had been immediately and directly caused by the floods of October 1996, prompt and effective State intervention could have prevented the downward spiral triggered

particular, he argued that German law was not applicable to the statement at issue as the offence had not been committed in Germany: criminal liability for the offence of incitement to hatred could only be triggered

It follows that it was the very act of quashing that triggered the start of the six-month time-limit for lodging the application to the Court (see Sardin and Sitokhova , cited above).

Therefore, the HAC’s ruling of 7 November 2011 could not have triggered the running of the six-month period, which should have been counted from the date on which the final judgment in the applicant’s

of the Constitutional Court of 14 February 2000, that the summoning of parties to a supervisory review hearing remained at the discretion of the relevant court provided the review procedure was not triggered

In particular, once the investigative obligation is triggered, compliance with the procedural requirement of Article   2 is assessed on the basis of several essential parameters: the adequacy of the

It finds that in the present case Mr   Grabarchuk’s death in custody and his wife’s allegations of inappropriate medical treatment triggered the State’s duty to ensure that there was an effective

The end of the applicant’s stay in cell no. 512 thus triggered a separate six-month time-limit for bringing the complaint before the Court (see Ananyev and Others v.

It finds that in the present case Mr Kaimov’s death in custody and the applicants’ allegations of inappropriate medical treatment triggered the State’s duty to ensure that there was an effective investigation

  Since the period of 2 years imprisonment will only be triggered if the applicant fails to pay, the Government submit it is not a response to criminal activity in the past and therefore not a penalty

The kidnapping of Mr Schleyer triggered extensive investigations in left ‑ wing circles, including house searches.

Any contact between the applicant and a colleague was likely to become a matter of general knowledge at the fire station, which may have triggered off heated exchanges among the colleagues at the station

    As to the present case, the Court considers that the applicant made an arguable complaint of ill-treatment before the domestic authorities which triggered their procedural obligation under

The reopening complained of was triggered by third private parties and aimed at allowing them a possibility to participate in adversarial proceedings concerning a property in which they had shares.