Subsequently, the name cannot therefore be deemed unsuitable for a child.

As the violation found does not appear to reveal a structural problem, no other general measures are deemed necessary.     III.

As the violation found does not appear to reveal a structural problem, no other general measures are deemed necessary.     III.

was final and binding, did not require any further enforcement measure and was not susceptible to any ordinary or special appeal; under Greek legislation it had the force of a final decision and was deemed

That measure was confirmed by a law providing that the owners would receive compensation, which would be deemed to have been paid once the corresponding amounts had been deposited in the applicants’ current

Accordingly, since an objection cannot be lodged against a decision not to provide police assistance, it cannot be deemed to be an effective remedy.

  Article 6 – The applicant had been able to submit to the first-instance court, then to the High Court and to the Constitutional Court, all the observations deemed necessary concerning the recording

The Higher Labour Court reversed the judgment, and deemed the applicant to be unsuited to continue teaching.

the expropriation in 1946 or the continuing effects produced by it up to the present date, found that the applicant as his father’s heir could not, for the purposes of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1, be deemed

complained, under Article 10 (right to freedom of expression) of the European Convention on Human Rights, that he had been convicted for criticising the actions of a public prosecutor which he had deemed

In October 2001 the compulsory residence requirement imposed in 1998 was relaxed and the permanent exclusion order made in July 1991, which had subsequently been reduced to ten years, was deemed to have

It accepted that the interference in issue had pursued a legitimate aim since it could not be deemed unreasonable for a State to take into account its own economic and budgetary resources following a far-reaching

  In conclusion, the Court deemed it appropriate to fix a lump sum based, as far as possible, on an amount “reasonably related” to the value of the property taken, i.e. an amount which the Court would

On appeal the Audiencia Provincial had first stated that it accepted and deemed to be reproduced in its own decision the statement of the facts set out in the judgment at first instance.

Furthermore, the applicants had taken part in adversarial proceedings in which they had been able to present all the arguments they deemed necessary to defend their interests.

  653/1977 whereby, on the building of new major roads, owners of expropriated adjoining land are deemed to benefit and are consequently required to contribute to the costs of expropriation.

The Court considers that the period as such could be deemed adequate for the purposes of Article 6 § 1, particularly as the proceedings had been protracted as a result of the disappearance of the applicant

  Such conduct by the applicant – even supposing that his original application were not deemed manifestly ill-founded – is contrary to the purpose of the right of individual application, as provided

whether or not the submissions called for their comments and consequently procedural fairness required that they should have been given an opportunity to assess the material and to comment on it as they deemed