would normally constitute a disproportionate interference, and that the amount of compensation had to be calculated on the basis of the value of the property at the date on which ownership of it was lost

They argued that the six-month time-limit started to run from the date of deletions from the land register and that the ongoing unavailability of compensation for the lost possessions, as spelled out by

On 4 March 1997 the Częstochowa District Court ordered an expert opinion concerning the calculation of the applicant’s lost earnings. It was submitted on 26 August 1997.

  Later Kl. had taken L. to the kitchen, whereupon the applicant and the accused T.B. had beaten him severely until he lost consciousness and stolen his money and other belongings.

For some reason it was lost on its way to the bailiff’s office.

The Court observes that the applicant's complaint does not relate to her title to the award, which she has never lost.

The applicant, the only survivor, was wounded in the chest and lost consciousness.

    As to the question whether the applicant company lost its status of victim of a breach of its property rights, it is noted that the applicant company tried to have that breach remedied by

They therefore claimed that the applicant had lost his victim status. 33.     The applicant maintained his complaint.

    The applicants lost their flat in 2004, but did not lodge their application within six months of the final judgment in the proceedings under section 7 of the Restitution Law (see paragraphs

Lastly, he alleged that his rights under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention had been violated in that he had lost his law firm and any chance of income because of the “decision” of 30 January

        On 10 January 1993, while in Lincoln prison the applicant lost his temper and destroyed the toilet   seat in his cell.

  Even assuming that one of the original keys had been lost in 1981, it could reasonably be excluded that a third person had kept such a key until December 1988 in order to commit a burglary.

  1 to enact laws providing for rehabilitation, restitution of confiscated property or compensation for property lost by the applicant’s family.

  1 to enact laws providing for rehabilitation, restitution of confiscated property or compensation for property lost by the applicant’s family.

submitted that the applicant’s articles contained a number of false allegations, including: that he was “a mayor-burglar”, that his career in local government was “stormy” and “very lucrative”, that Vectra lost

In these circumstances the Court finds that, having regard to Article   37   §   1   (a) of the Convention the applicant has lost interest in his application and no longer intends to

  The Court also noted that the Court of Appeal’s judgment was given on 12 October 1998, one day after the local elections had taken place, by which time the proceedings had lost all relevance to

In these circumstances, having regard to Article 37 § 1 (a) of the Convention, the Court concludes that the applicant has lost interest in his application and no longer intends to pursue it before the