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The Court therefore makes no award.
The Court therefore declares them admissible.
The Court therefore declares them admissible.
The Court therefore awards EUR 480 under this head.
The Court therefore found that the applicant had not hadthe benefit of an effective investigation.
The Court therefore has to consider whether other provisions of Ukrainian law offered such a procedure.
The Court therefore considers that it cannot take the damage claimed on behalf of the children into account.
The court therefore ordered the administrative authorities- namely the mayor of Bucharest and a State-owned company, C.
The Court therefore concludes that the police incited the offence of procuring drugs at OZ's request.
The Court therefore considered that Mr Mammadov's version of events was plausible and accepted that he had been detained for 24 hours as alleged.
The Court therefore considers that the interference with the applicant's right to freedom of expression complied with the requirement of lawfulness.
The court therefore concluded that the VAT Act did not make any exemptions for private entrepreneurs covered by the simplified taxation regime.
The Court therefore considers that an individual who is detained under the Netherlands Mentally Ill Persons Act in principle falls within the ambit of Article 5 para.
The Court therefore concluded that Mr Mammadov had been subjected to ill-treatment in that he had both been abused by the MNS officers and deprived of medical care.
The Court therefore concludes, firstly, that the applicant did submit it to the Supreme Court and, secondly, that the requisite formalities were respected.
The Court therefore finds that the Supreme Court based its reasoning on this issue on grounds that were relevant for the purposes of Article 10 of the Convention.
The Court therefore considered that the applicant's examination under the Schedule 7 scheme could not engage Article 6 of the Convention and rejected that part of her complaint as inadmissible.
The Court therefore considers that the applicant has not explained how evidence from the witnesses he wished to call could have contributed any new information whatsoever to the proceedings.
The Court therefore that the applicant had been within Lithuania's jurisdiction and that the country had been responsible for the violations of his rights under the Convention.
The Court therefore finds that by 13 June 2000 the authorities did know, or could reasonably have been expected to know, that the criminal proceedings against the applicant should be stopped.
The Court therefore has jurisdiction to examine the applicant's complaints in so far as they relate to the period after 11 September 1997, when the Convention came into force in respect of Ukraine.
The Court therefore concluded that the authorities had not been responsible for the delay in Mr Mammadov's transfer to the medical facility and had done everything possible to try to avert his death.
The Court therefore found that there had been no violation of Article 6§ 1 as concerned the independence and impartiality of the judges who decided on the ownership dispute over the Rustavi 2 television channel.
The Court therefore concludes that the scope and nature of the judicial review afforded to the applicant by the Pecherskyy Court did not satisfy the requirements of Article 5§ 4 of the Convention.
The Court therefore does not consider it necessary in the instant case to ascertain whether the other requirements of paragraph 2 of Article 8 of the Convention were complied with, and holds that there has been a violation of that provision.
The Court therefore considers, like the Commission, that the mere fact that an interpretation of the Convention may extend into the sphere of social and economic rights should not be a decisive factor against such an interpretation;
The Court therefore dismisses the Government's objection as to the exhaustion of domestic remedies previously joined to the merits(see paragraph 79 above) and finds that there has been a violation of Article 3 of the Convention under its procedural limb as well.
The Court therefore considers that the criminal proceedings against the applicant, coupled with the impossibility to obtain a fresh determination of the charges against him from a court which had heard him, were manifestly contrary to the principles embodied in Article 6.
The Court therefore finds that, given the lack of adequate safeguards in the domestic law for journalists using information obtained from the Internet, the applicants could not foresee to the appropriate degree the consequences which the impugned publication might entail.