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Davis: Human Rights Law Directions

Chapter 5

Question 1

The applicant must be a "victim" as defined by Article 34. (see section 5.5.4)

Question 2

There are a number of basic principles governing awards. (see section 5.6.2.)
English law has attempted to be more specific but attempts to relate the amount of damages to English law tort principles is doubted. (see section 5.6.4)

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