MOCANU AND OTHERS v. ROMANIA - 18213/16 (Judgment : Struck out of the list : Fourth Section Committee) [2023] ECHR 2 (12 January 2023)
The applicant's death before the judgment was adopted, unknown to the Court at the time, constitutes a decisive fact justifying revision of the judgment. As no heirs expressed interest in pursuing the application, it is no longer justified to continue examination, and the application should be struck out.
- Citation
- [2023] ECHR 2
- Parties
- Applicants: Mocanu and Others; Respondent: Romanian Government; Applicant (deceased): Mr Gabriel Șchiopu
- Jurisdiction
- European Union
- Judgment Date
- 12 January 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Request for Revision of Judgment / Post Judgment Revision
- Outcome
- judgment revised; application struck out
- Legal Topics
- Revision of Judgment, Striking Out Applications, Death of Applicant, Just Satisfaction, Article 3 ECHR, Article 37 ECHR
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Parties
Mocanu and Others
Applicants
Romanian Government
Respondent
Mr Gabriel Șchiopu
Applicant (deceased)
Procedural Posture
Request for Revision of Judgment / Post Judgment Revision
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the judgment of 5 May 2022 should be revised due to the applicant's death before judgment was adopted
- 2 Whether application no. 1245/17 should be struck out as no heirs expressed interest in pursuing the case
Ratio Decidendi
The applicant's death before the judgment was adopted, unknown to the Court at the time, constitutes a decisive fact justifying revision of the judgment. As no heirs expressed interest in pursuing the application, it is no longer justified to continue examination, and the application should be struck out.
Court Disposition
judgment revised; application struck out
Orders
- The judgment of 5 May 2022 is revised in respect of application no. 1245/17.
- Application no. 1245/17, lodged by Mr Gabriel Șchiopu, is struck out of the list of cases.
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