They also ruled that the three had been engaged in an act of terrorism, and consequently dismissed unanimously the applicants’ claims for damages, for costs and expenses incurred in the Gibraltar Inquest and the remainder of the claims for just satisfaction.
The court's decision also found that the three individuals were responsible for a terrorist act, which led to their unanimous dismissal of the applicants' demands for compensation, expenses, and costs related to the Gibraltar Inquest, as well as the remaining claims for reparation.