Примери за използване на Just satisfaction на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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If necessary, afford just satisfaction to the injured.
Dismisses the remainder of the claim for just satisfaction;
Rejects the claim for just satisfaction to the remainder.
Dismisses the remainder of the applicant's claim for just satisfaction.
Rejects the claim for just satisfaction to the remainder.
The Government contended that a finding of violation would provide adequate just satisfaction.
The Court shall, if necessary,afford just satisfaction to the injured party.
In the Government's view the finding of a violation would in itself constitute adequate just satisfaction.
Bladet Tromsø A/S andMr Pål Stensaas sought just satisfaction under Article 41 of the Convention, which provides.
In their memorial before the Court, which was prepared without legal advice,the applicants did not set out claims for just satisfaction.
(2) if so,whether the applicant should be afforded just satisfaction in accordance with Article 50 art.
As regards the second applicant the Court holds that the finding of violations of the Convention constitutes sufficient just satisfaction.
We do not agree with the majority regarding point 8 of the operative provisions on just satisfaction for the second applicant in respect of non-pecuniary damage.
The Government submitted that the sums claimed were excessive andthat the finding of a violation would constitute sufficient just satisfaction.
The Court notes that in the present case an award of just satisfaction can only be based on the fact that the applicants did not have the benefit of the guarantees of Article 6.
Holds that the present judgment constitutes in itself sufficient just satisfaction for the damage alleged;
Nevertheless, having regard in particular to the factors relied on by the Government in their alternative submission,the Court considers that in the circumstances of these cases its findings of violation of themselves constitute sufficient just satisfaction.
Holds by eleven votes to six that the present judgment constitutes sufficient just satisfaction in respect of non-pecuniary damage;
They argued that the standard of living in Bulgaria should be taken into account andthat the finding of a violation of the Convention would be sufficient just satisfaction.
Besides, the question has been pleaded before the Court in the context of affording just satisfaction(cf. for example, the Neumeister case, judgment of 7 May 1974, Series A no. 17, pp. 18-19).
The Government considered that the amount claimed was excessive andthat the finding of a violation of the Convention would be sufficient just satisfaction.
Holds by eleven votes to six that the finding of violations of the Convention constitutes sufficient just satisfaction in respect of the second applicant;
The Government invited the Court to reject the applicants' claims andto accept that the finding of a violation would be sufficient just satisfaction.
The court's ruling obliges states to prevent similar violations from occurring in the future andcan award"just satisfaction" to victims, including compensation.
As regards non-pecuniary damage, the Government submitted that if the Court were to find a violation,that would constitute sufficient just satisfaction.
On 24 October 2000 the applicants' lawyer filed written submissions on the claims for just satisfaction made at the hearing.
Since the freedom of thought, conscience and religion protected by Article 9 of the Convention is one of the foundations of a democratic society, as the judgment quite rightly points out,we consider that the mere finding of a violation of that provision does not in itself constitute sufficient just satisfaction.
The Government submitted that the amount was excessive and unjustified andthat the finding of a violation would constitute sufficient just satisfaction for the applicant.
Lastly, as regards the alleged non-pecuniary damage,the Government submitted that a finding of a violation would in itself constitute sufficient just satisfaction.
That being so, we think that the second applicant also suffered distress and sustained non-pecuniary damage, certainly less serious damage than the first applicant, butdamage which nevertheless warranted an award of just satisfaction to Mr Chaush under Article 41 of the Convention.