b. Resolution of the Matter (Article 37 § 1 (b))
c. Strike Out “for any other reason” (Article 37 § 1 (c))
2.1.21 Costs and Fees
2.1.22 Finding of a Violation
2.1.23 Referral and Relinquishment to the Grand Chamber
2.1.24 Execution of Judgments
a. Just Satisfaction
i. Pecuniary Damage
ii. Non-pecuniary Damage
iii. Costs and Expenses
b. Individual Measures
c. General Measures and the Pilot Judgment Procedure
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2.2 Admissibility
2.2.1 Introduction
2.2.2 Victim Status (Article 34)
a. Introduction
b. Direct Victim
c. Potential Victim
d. Indirect Victims
e. Standing of Next of Kin
f. Death of the Victim
g. The Loss of Victim Status
2.2.3 Incompatibility of the Application (Article 35 § 3)
a. Incompatibility Ratione Temporis
b. Incompatibility Ratione Loci
c. Incompatibility Ratione Personae
d. Incompatibility Ratione Materiae
2.2.4 Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies (Article 35 § 1)
a. General Rules
b. Only Available and Effective Remedies Need
to be Exhausted
i. Criminal Remedies
ii. Civil and Administrative Remedies
c. Extraordinary Remedies Do Not Need to Be Exhausted
d. Special Circumstances
e. Compliance With Rules of Domestic Procedure
f. Concluding Remarks
2.2.5 The Timeliness of the Application (Article 35 §1)
a. The Six (Four)-Month Period in General
b. The Date of Introduction
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