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List of all admissibility decisions

Case Name Comm Number Date Outcome
K.V. and C.V. v. Germany 568/1993 08 April 1994 Inadmissible
Maloney v. Germany 755/1997 29 July 1997 Inadmissible
Rogl v. Germany 808/1998 25 October 2000 Inadmissible
Kehler v. Germany 834/1998 22 March 2001 Inadmissible
Neremberg v. Germany 991/2001 27 July 2001 Inadmissible
P. L. v. Germany 1003/2001 22 October 2003 Inadmissible
Arenz v. Germany 1138/2002 24 March 2004 Inadmissible
Petersen v. Germany 1115/2002 01 April 2004 Inadmissible
Vlad v. Germany 1214/2003 01 April 2004 Inadmissible
Riedl-Riedenstein v. Germany 1188/2003 02 November 2004 Inadmissible
Radosevic v. Germany 1292/2004 22 July 2005 Inadmissible
Gilberg v. Germany 1403/2005 25 July 2006 Inadmissible
Schmidl v. Germany 1516/2006 31 October 2007 Inadmissible
Aduhene and Agyeman v. Germany 1543/2007 22 July 2008 Inadmissible
Sama Gbondo v.Germany 1771/2008 28 July 2009 Inadmissible
Loth v. Germany 1754/2008 23 March 2010 Inadmissible
G. E. v. Germany 1789/2008 26 March 2012 Inadmissible

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  2. decisions to deal jointly with cases
  3. admissibility decisions (normally decisions determining a complaint is admissible are not issued separately and hence this category involves decisions in which complaints are found to be inadmissible)
  4. final views.

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