Gashi & Ors - 32457/05)v Croatia [2011] ECHR 1559 (20 September 2011)
The Committee of Ministers found that the respondent state paid just satisfaction and adopted necessary measures, fulfilling its obligations under Article 46(1) of the Convention, warranting closure of the examination.
- Citation
- [2011] ECHR 1559
- Parties
- Applicant: Gashi; Applicant: Kozlica; Applicant: Lesnina D. D.; Applicant: MeZnarić; Applicant: Nikolac; Applicant: Nogolica (No. 3); Applicant: Perić; Applicant: Uljar and others; Respondent: Respondent State
- Jurisdiction
- European Union
- Judgment Date
- 20 September 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Supervision of Execution of Judgments / Final Decision to Close Examination
- Outcome
- Examination closed
- Legal Topics
- Execution of Judgments, Article 46 ECHR, Just Satisfaction, Remedies for Violations
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Parties
Gashi
Applicant
Kozlica
Applicant
Lesnina D. D.
Applicant
MeZnarić
Applicant
Nikolac
Applicant
Nogolica (No. 3)
Applicant
Perić
Applicant
Uljar and others
Applicant
Respondent State
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Supervision of Execution of Judgments / Final Decision to Close Examination
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the respondent state complied with Article 46(1) of the Convention by adopting individual and general measures and paying just satisfaction
Ratio Decidendi
The Committee of Ministers found that the respondent state paid just satisfaction and adopted necessary measures, fulfilling its obligations under Article 46(1) of the Convention, warranting closure of the examination.
Court Disposition
Examination closed
Orders
- Committee of Ministers declares it has exercised its functions under Article 46(2) and decides to close the examination of these cases.
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