bill cobbett wrote:... and further, the ECHR ignores one of its own Articles.
Look up the Article that covers this... The Abuse of Rights Article.
well there is this also from the link Jerry posted above
112.
This is not to say that the applicants in these cases have lost their ownership in any formal sense**; the Court would eschew any notion that military occupation should be regarded as a form of adverse possession by which title can be legally transferred to the invading power. Yet it would be unrealistic to expect that as a result of these cases the Court should, or could, directly order the Turkish Government to ensure that these applicants obtain access to, and full possession of, their properties, irrespective of who is now living there or whether the property is allegedly in a militarily sensitive zone or used for vital public purposes.Its not so straight forward.
**there is a legal vacuum in the north. remove the vacuum and we are back to formalities..