circumstances have been redressed.

The applicants could therefore reasonably be considered to have been at fault for not having submitted any views on the draft decision and for having lodged their appeal too late.

Razboynikova, a lawyer practising in Sofia. A.     The circumstances of the case The facts of the case, as submitted by the applicants, may be summarised as follows. 1.

She had been involved in the religious activities of Word of Life since 1994. 24.

proceedings where a reasonable       supposition can be made that a crime might have been committed."

Article 2 of the decree provided that the parcels of land over which the concession had been granted could be expropriated without any right to compensation for the grantees.

been unable to have it reviewed by a court at regular intervals in accordance with Article 5 §   4 of the Convention.

Had he done so, the Regional Court’s order referring the case back to the investigator could have been reversed and the proceedings could have been finalised earlier.

had already been resumed on 28 April 2010 and 11 May 2011 respectively. 43.

Lastly, the report concluded that he should be supervised and guided by the CPS through regular visits two to three times per week.

    In conclusion, the applicant considered it to be established that the Supreme Administrative Court had been under an obligation to reply to his argument, which had been decisive for the outcome

It could not therefore reasonably be assumed that the frozen assets had been acquired through such proceeds.

This could be seen from the self ‑ monitoring report drawn up by Eco Elshitsa. There was thus no indication that the applicant’s private life or home had been affected in any way.

18 juin 2003 ; qu'il apparaît, sans méconnaître les contraintes inhérentes au terrain très pentu et aux choix architecturaux du maître d'ouvrage que la SARL Sorim, en ne dénonçant pas auprès des époux ben

    Period to be taken into consideration 39.

could not be refused.

-A. hospitalised on several occasions, in particular in paediatric hospitals in Athens, Sofia and London, because she had believed the little girl to be seriously ill.

    The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows. 4.     Since 2000 the applicant has been suffering from multiple sclerosis.

    Period to be taken into consideration 51.

It could not therefore reasonably be assumed that the frozen assets had been acquired through such proceeds.