eve of his death, the experts noted that they did not have sufficient material at their disposal to answer the question whether D.Sh. had been suffering from any mental disorders which could have triggered

At the outset the Court found in Dzemyuk that locating a cemetery some thirty-eight meters from the applicant’s house in that case triggered the applicability of Article 8.

It triggered some confusion as to the responsibility for enforcement: the Social Work Centre initially refused to enforce the order (citing the lack of necessary secondary legislation) and the Gradiška

  24247/15, 24 January 2019) – triggered a new legal assessment of the role of individuals in the functioning of extermination camps.

    Moreover, when investigating violent incidents triggered by suspected racist attitudes, the State authorities are required to take all reasonable action to ascertain whether there were racist

The obligation to hold an article 2 investigation is triggered by circumstances that give ground for suspicion that the State may have breached a substantive obligation imposed by article 2.

Thereafter, they are subject to “triggered reviews”, when information is added about the person in question, a statutory demand for access or disclosure is received or a request for information is made

    The complaint in the present case under Article 14 in conjunction with Article 6 § 1 was “arguable” in terms of Article 13 and triggered its application.

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

That court was of the view that the administrative decision confirming the unlawfulness of the original decision triggered the running of the prescription period. 41.

In that regard, they submitted that during the demonstration the applicant had triggered and enhanced violence and also promoted terrorism by chanting slogans.

According to that law and practice the seriousness of the charges had triggered automatic detention.

Thus, the applicant mainly protested against social and political tendencies which could possibly have been triggered by the public act. 75.

Namely, as Serbia was not a party to an armed conflict, Articles 142 and 144 of the Criminal Code which are triggered in the time of armed conflict did not apply to them (see paragraphs 23-24 above).

However, it was established later that they had died in a fire caused by oily sea water coming into contact with the equipment, which had triggered a chemical reaction. 7.     In case no.

    As the Supreme Court noted, the prejudicial and intolerant nature of the comments – which were made publicly – does not seem to have been justified or triggered by the municipal decision

She emphasised that such a course of action had no basis in law, particularly because the appeal proceedings had been triggered by her own appeal and not that of the prosecution.

It had been the governor’s decision and the confiscation of the bodies of their children that had triggered the disturbances. 32.

In other words, the authorities were made aware of the applicant’s allegations, and their obligation to investigate them was thus triggered, within days of the alleged events. 47.

It found that the bank had not duly invited the applicant to pay her debt before applying for the order for payment (and had thus not duly triggered the acceleration clause – see paragraph 3 above), and