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AP 1010/04 D. K.

20050518

AP 275/05 Miljkić

20060627

AP 290/05 Stegić

20060209

AP 3/05 S. S.

20051220

AP 376/04 DOO “Karavan” Sokolac

20050412

AP 621/04 R. H.

20050412

AP 921/04 Lj. B.

20041217

AP 946/05 Berisalić

20060509

According to Article 16, paragraph 4, item 8 of the applicable Rules of the BiH Constitutional Court, an appeal is inadmissible if the violation of human rights and fundamental freedoms no longer exists , or if the appellant receives adequate redress. The Constitutional Court refers to item 8 of these Rules in cases where the Court itself, before taking a decision on the merits, removes the unconstitutional state through, for example, a temporary measure,3155 by quashing the unconstitutional norm,3156 or if, during the proceedings before the Constitutional Court, a judgment is rendered or enforced so that the unconstitutional state has been removed.3157


Footnotes

  1. AP 921/04, paragraph 11; AP 1010/04, paragraph 8.

  2. AP 376/04, paragraph 9 et seq.; in that case, the appellant must again address the ordinary courts in order to have a decision in his/her favour based on the changed legal circumstances.

  3. AP 275/05, paragraph 9 et seq.; AP 621/04, paragraph 6 et seq.; AP 290/05, paragraph 10; AP 946/05, paragraph 5; AP 3/05, paragraph 8.

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