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European Court of Human Rights<br />

Case-law from the European Court of Human Rights & Human Rights Committee<br />

There are some excellent sources to relevant property case-law in the ECHR at the following<br />

website, some of which are highlighted below.<br />

Akdivar and Others v. Turkey (1996) and<br />

Damages (1998)*<br />

Involving large-scale evictions, <strong>for</strong>ced relocation and demolition of<br />

villages by the Government of Turkey. The Court held that there had<br />

been a violation of both Article 8 of the Convention and Article 1 of<br />

Protocol No. 1 and ordered the Government of Turkey to pay<br />

compensation.<br />

Akkus vs. Turkey, July 1997, para. 30 Involving the expropriation of land and mass evictions by the<br />

Government of Turkey in order to construct a dam. The Court held<br />

that there had been a violation of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 and<br />

ordered the Government of Turkey to pay compensation<br />

Bilgin v. Turkey (2001) Violations of ECHR A3 (prohibition of torture), A8, (respect <strong>for</strong> home,<br />

property), A1,P1, and A13 (effective remedy)<br />

Blečić v. Croatia (2006)* No violation of ECHR A1, P1<br />

Broniowski v. Poland (2004) Violation of ECHR A1,P1<br />

Brumărescu v. Romania (1999) Involving housing restitution with respect to a house expropriated by<br />

the Government of Romania in 1950. The Court held that there had<br />

been a violation of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1.)<br />

Cyprus v. Turkey (2001)* Regarding Greek Cypriots displaced from northern Cyprus. The<br />

Court held that there are continuing violations by the Government of<br />

Turkey of Article 8 of the Convention and Article 1 of Protocol No. 1<br />

Doğan and Others v. Turkey (2004)* Violations of ECHR A8 (home and family life), A13 (effective<br />

remedy), and A1,P1<br />

Dulaş v. Turkey (2001)* Violations of ECHR A3, A8, A1,P1, A13, A25 (right of petition to the<br />

Court) (compensation awarded)<br />

Guillemin v. France (1997) ECHR 50 (Expenditures on the Court)(compensation awarded)<br />

Jantner v. Slovakia (2003) No violation of ECHR A1,P1 or A14<br />

Jasiūnienė v. Lithuania (2003)* ECHR A6-1 and A1,P1 violations (compensation awarded) (Case<br />

also deals with non-implementation of decisions)<br />

Lithgow and Others v. United Kingdom<br />

(1986)<br />

Loizidou v. Turkey (1996) and Damages<br />

(1998)*<br />

No violation ECHR Arts. P-1, 14 (non-discrimination), 6-1, or 13<br />

(effective remedy)<br />

Involving the occupation of land and housing by the Government of<br />

Turkey in northern Cyprus. The Court held that there had been no<br />

violation of Article 8 of the Convention but that there had been a<br />

violation of Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 and ordered the Government<br />

of Turkey to pay compensation.<br />

Orhan v. Turkey (2002)* Violations of ECHR A2, A3, A5, A8, A1P1, and A13 (compensation<br />

awarded)<br />

Pincová and Pinc v. The Czech Republic Violation of ECHR A1,P1 (compensation awarded)<br />

(2003)<br />

Sporrong and Lönnroth v. Sweden (1982)* Involving long-term expropriation of property permits, <strong>for</strong> 23 and 8<br />

years respectively, and the prohibition of construction on the<br />

properties in question. The Court held that there had been a violation

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