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From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law

Andy Van Pachtenbeke (UGent) and Yves Haeck (UGent)
(2010) European Human Rights Law Review. 1. p.47-59
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This article provides a comprehensive study of the case law of the European Court of Human Rights concerning continuing situations. It examines the evolutions in the Court’s jurisprudence from the initial case of De Becker vs. Belgium until the recent judgment of the Grand Chamber in Varnava and others vs. Turkey. The concept and the various types (continuing situations sensu strictu, composite acts and complex acts) of continuing situations are outlined, as well as the legal consequences (competence ratione temporis, admissibility, aggravating effect). Furthermore, the criterion of “sufficient relation” is deducted from the case law.
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Competence of the Court, Continuing situations, European Court of Human Rights, Admissibility, HRC

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MLA
Van Pachtenbeke, Andy, and Yves Haeck. “From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law.” European Human Rights Law Review, edited by Jonathan Cooper, vol. 1, Sweet & Maxwell, 2010, pp. 47–59.
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Van Pachtenbeke, A., & Haeck, Y. (2010). From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law. European Human Rights Law Review, 1, 47–59.
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Van Pachtenbeke, Andy, and Yves Haeck. 2010. “From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law.” Edited by Jonathan Cooper. European Human Rights Law Review 1: 47–59.
Chicago author-date (all authors)
Van Pachtenbeke, Andy, and Yves Haeck. 2010. “From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law.” Ed by. Jonathan Cooper. European Human Rights Law Review 1: 47–59.
Vancouver
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Van Pachtenbeke A, Haeck Y. From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law. Cooper J, editor. European Human Rights Law Review. 2010;1:47–59.
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A. Van Pachtenbeke and Y. Haeck, “From De Becker to Varnava: The. State of Continuing Situations in the Strasbourg Case Law,” European Human Rights Law Review, vol. 1, pp. 47–59, 2010.
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