74. Similarly, The European Court of Human Rights ruled in GORRAIZ LIZARRAGA & ORS V. SPAIN (Application no. 62543/00 judgment Strasbourg April, 2004); that Legal entity can be a victim under Article 6 of the Convention which protects the right to fair hearing. ; in that case, an association alleged the violation of Article 6 (1), the Court decided that the Applicants association may be considered a victim because they are claiming a violation of the right to fair hearing on behalf of their members and the Court held that: “Associations also qualify for protection under Article 6 (1) if they seek recognition of specific rights and interests of their members or even of particular rights to which they have a claim as a legal person, such as the right of the public to information and to take part in decisions regarding the environment.” 75. The European Court of Human Rights in GROPPERA RADIO AG AND OTHERS V SWITZERLAND (Application no. 10890/84 judgment Strasbourg 28 March 1990, Groppera Radio AG); held that corporate bodies can ground action for violations of Freedom of Expression; a limited liability company incorporated under Swiss law and other Applicants, brought an action against Switzerland contending that the ban on cable retransmission in Switzerland of their broadcasts from Italy infringed their right to impart information. Whereas the government on the other hand argued that the Applicants were not “victim” within the meaning under Article 25(1) of the Convention. The Court noted that: “By ‘victim”, Article 25(1) means the person directly affected by the act or omission which is in issue,” 76. With regards to the right to Property, in CHUDE MBA V. REPUBLIC OF GHANA ECW/CCJ/JUD/10/13, this court held with regards to Article 14 of the ACHPR that: “Unlike other provisions of the Charter, the text just quoted above does not specify whether or not the right to property is only guaranteed to individuals or people. It is has therefore not excluded legal persons, which includes corporations. Therefore, Corporations may also benefit from the right to property as guaranteed by Article 14 above and as recognized by the National Laws of Members States and by the Council 21