any procedural means that might prevent a breach of the Convention should have been used (see Cardot v.

However, the applicants cannot be considered to have caused any delays in the proceedings before that court.

Furthermore, the police could easily have established this from their own records. 48.

The consent to which the section refers may be revoked when there are justified grounds for doing so and the revocation does not have retroactive effect. 4.

These criteria have been applied in subsequent rent control cases against Slovakia and the Court finds no reasons to depart from the approach taken in those cases. 35.

    The Convention organs have acknowledged in their case-law that the requirement that a court or tribunal should have “full jurisdiction” will be satisfied where it is found that the judicial

If B had not been arrested, the evidence of the criminal offence would have been lost. 47.

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The Government have not pointed to any other remedy, which in their view would have been effective within the meaning of the invoked Article. 105.

    SCOPE OF THE CASE 26.

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Unless a   statute provides otherwise, the PG is bound by the scope of the petition for an extraordinary appeal (Article 243e §§ 3 and 4). 27.

The regional party should therefore have submitted the new version as the one applicable to their conference of 12   August 2006.

  Thirdly, the judge must have the power to order an accused’s release (Eur.

    As to the requirement of proportionality, the Government maintained that a swift deregulation of rents would have had unfavourable social implications.

The Government invited the Court to have regard to these arguments for the purposes of just satisfaction should it find a violation of the Convention. 2.

    On 11 March 2002, Lord Philip granted the application and allowed a further six-week extension of time to lodge the note of appeal. 41 .

According to the CJEU, that could be the case where, exceptionally, the unlawful conduct found to have taken place did not have an element of seriousness, whereas the impact of that measure on the personal

There is no indication in the present case of any undue delay or bad faith on the part of the tax authorities which could have led the applicant to have any legitimate expectation that his past assessments