Oracle wrote:Jerry wrote: ... but there may be some time-limit, for the delivery of an IPC-judgement, which the ECHR will recognise as the period, after which, the IPC can be deemed to have refused to rule, and, consequently, that the local process has been de facto exhausted, and that an appeal can be made.
This is what I spotted as a loophole, and I am loathe to go back and re-read it, but they did not specify how l-o-n-g one had to wait to get a decision fom the IPC before one could rule they had exhausted this avenue.
So, why shouldn't an application be made (other than on moral grounds) and then within a short time frame declare you personally have waited long enough and consider the subject exhausted. To-wit the ECHR then have to take up your case!
God how familiar you sound to the Northern Forums when they were coming to terms with the Orams ruling, looking for loopholes and ways to dodge the awful truth. Get used to it hen the EU have had a good look and found you lot to be the uncompromising inflexible whingers you are and definitely not the badly treated mother Teresa types you try to portray with your bigoted propaganda.
You had the chance remember the Annan plan i hope so because you wont get an offer like that again.