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CASE OF APPLEBY AND OTHERS v. THE UNITED KINGDOM

RESPONDENT
GBR
HOTĂRÂRE
06.05.2003
Pe scurt
Instanță
CtEDO
Concluzie
No violation of Art. 10;No violation of Art. 11;No violation of Art. 13
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