Constitutional Court’s decision concerned in particular Article 2, paragraph 4 of the Law, according to which claimants in the applicant’s position who had already been awarded partial compensation lost

    The Government submitted that the applicant had lost his victim status having obtained compensation for non-pecuniary damage from the national authorities.

50513/12, 56371/12, 81494/12 and 5192/13 also complain, under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention, that they were not paid compensation for their possessions that were allegedly damaged or lost

It appears that with a letter of 25 December 2006, the Government informed the applicants that they had lost that status in 2003 since their house had meanwhile been reconstructed.

Tselovalnichenko also informed the Court that the applicant had lost interest in pursuing the application no.   18655/17, without providing any further details. 14 .

  COMPLAINTS         The applicant complains, inter alia, of being deprived of access to his children; that the courts ignored and lost his evidence and reached decisions

Her husband had asked her about the baby and she had replied that it had been a boy and that she had lost him because of a miscarriage.

Kh.’s labour and delivery, and that the officer had told her that the file had been lost.

The applicant claims that at some point he fell and lost consciousness and that he does not remember clearly the events during the remaining part of the night.

Under Article 7 of the Convention the applicants complain that as a result of the proceedings under the Act they lost their employment as, respectively, a lawyer at a private company and barrister, and

Thus, the domestic court had no choice but to discontinue the proceedings as the applicant apparently had lost interest in her case.

He had lost consciousness. Then the policemen had handcuffed him and put him into the police car. 12.

    After the applicants’ lost their title to the land, they were paid LTL   129 (EUR 37), the nominal price of the land in 1996.

It held that he had lost that status before the 1991 Housing Act had entered into force because he had not used the flat for more than six months, which was one of the reasons for an ex lege termination

    After the applicant lost his title to the land, he was paid LTL 122 (EUR 35), the nominal price of the land in 1994.

  Summary of the facts     Having lost his case at first instance in an action against M., a client, for the recovery of fees owed to him for certain non-contentious services performed in

After the beating, he had temporarily lost the ability to walk unaided and had been placed in a poorly-ventilated cell where the threats of rape had continued and from where he could hear the cries of

    Against this background, the Court considers that the applicant has lost interest in pursuing the application.

Some three years ago he lost his job and started drinking heavily, became violent towards the applicants and sold items from the house in order to purchase alcohol.