Toutefois il résulte de l'instruction que la création de l'organisme unique de gestions collectives (OUGC) Neste et rivières de Gascogne, chargé de la gestion des prélèvements agricoles sur le périmètre

This question ought to be assessed with due regard to the effective remedies that were actually afforded to her under Norwegian law.

In any case, for the purpose of establishing inheritance rights, biological fatherhood ought to be considered sufficient; it ought not to be required in addition that the father and the child must also

The same ought probably to apply when the identity of the source had been established beyond reasonable doubt by other means.

The Court observes that the applicant has not laid any blame on the authorities of the respondent State for the actual death of her son; nor has it been suggested that the authorities knew or ought to

The applicant filed an objection ( bezwaar ) against this decision, arguing that he ought to be exempted from the visa requirement as he was unable to return to Somalia or, given that there were no representations

The domestic courts found that Ms Z. and Mr Z. ought to have been regarded as members of Ms M.’s family and, as such, included in the privatisation process.

It sees no reason why an application to the Constitutional Court ought to be considered any more burdensome.

    The applicant maintained his complaints and argued that the court judgment had not been properly enforced, because the military authorities ought to resolve his housing problem by buying

remedy ineffective, it may be appropriate for the purposes of Article   35 §   1 of the Convention to take the start of the six-month period from the date on which the applicant first became or ought

Therefore, once the applicants learned, or ought to have learned that the insolvency proceedings had been terminated and/or the debtor company liquidated without any legal successor and without any remaining

becomes aware of circumstances which render the remedy ineffective; in such a case it is appropriate to take as the start of the six ‑ month period the date when he or she first became aware or ought

  (b)     Were the authorities aware or ought to be aware that the applicants had been, or were at real and immediate risk of being trafficked or exploited?

As he had not done so, the first-instance decision ought to have taken account of the change in the rules introduced by the legislative decree.

It ought also to prevent the authorities and other persons concerned from being in a state of uncertainty for a long period of time.

The Government admitted that the applicant’s rights under the Convention had been violated and maintained that the case ought to be struck off the list of cases due to the fact that they had paid the applicant

against the State and the absence of domestic procedures affording a sufficient remedy to ensure the protection of a right to the peaceful enjoyment of one's possessions had upset the fair balance that ought

The requests ought therefore to have been rejected by the court. An application under section 91 of the Courts Act would not have remedied these shortcomings.

The question arises whether the said appeal was a remedy within the meaning of Article 35 § 1 of the Convention which the applicant ought to have exhausted before bringing his complaints about the unfairness

  It appears from the transcripts of the court records that the presiding judge at a hearing on 21 March 1996 stated that the case ought to be concluded, and at a further hearing on 25 June 1996 the