Fatma AYKUT v Turkey - 7155/08 [2012] ECHR 743 (3 April 2012)

Applicant failed to respond to communications and submit claims, indicating no intention to pursue the application; no special circumstances require continued examination.

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Citation: [2012] ECHR 743
Parties: Applicant: Fatma Aykut; Respondent: Turkish Government
Jurisdiction: European Union
Judgment Date: 03 April 2012
Procedural Posture: Application / Decision
Outcome: struck out
Legal Topics: Right to Adversarial Trial, Length of Proceedings

Human Rights Right to Adversarial Trial Length of Proceedings

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Parties

Fatma Aykut

Applicant

Turkish Government

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Application / Decision

Legal Issues

1 denial of adversarial trial due to lack of oral hearing
2 excessive length of compensation proceedings

Ratio Decidendi

Applicant failed to respond to communications and submit claims, indicating no intention to pursue the application; no special circumstances require continued examination.

Court Disposition

struck out

Orders

Application struck out of the list of cases

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