Decision Zamoyski-Brisson v. Poland - complaint concerning compensation claim for nationalised forest inadmissible
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Decision Zamoyski-Brisson v. Poland - complaint concerning compensation claim for nationalised forest inadmissible (CtEDO, 2017)
Decision Zamoyski-Brisson v. Poland - complaint concerning compensation claim for nationalised forest inadmissible (CtEDO, 2017)
Decision Zamoyski-Brisson v. Poland - complaint concerning compensation claim for nationalised forest inadmissible App no echr_003-5863848-7477459 (CtEDO, 5 Octombrie 2017)
@case{64413,
title = {Decision Zamoyski-Brisson v. Poland - complaint concerning compensation claim for nationalised forest inadmissible},
court = {CtEDO},
number = {echr_003-5863848-7477459},
year = 2017
}
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