The Court of Appeal rejected the applicant’s requests and decided the case on the basis of the case-file.

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of a final decision allocating the flat or on another valid legal basis, unless otherwise provided by this Act.” 18.

However, as no appeal had been lodged against the conviction to the detriment of the applicants, the Court of Cassation did not quash the trial court’s judgment on that basis.

The Protocol, which Italy ratified through Law no. 672 of 11   December 1985, contains, inter alia , the following provisions: Article 35 – Basic rules “1.

    He slept rough the first night of his release and subsequently resided on a temporary basis in a homeless boys' hostel run on a voluntary basis by a priest.

  The prosecution issued a warrant of arrest on the basis of which the applicant was apprehended on 14 January 1983.

    On the basis of that decision two of the tenants living in the building were subsequently allocated replacement flats. 7.

Referring to, inter alia , Mennesson v.   France (no.

The Special Prosecutor initially refused to disclose the requested transcripts on the basis that they were not in his possession, and later on the basis that the material in question was being examined

She subsequently started to work on a freelance basis. Having married in 1962, the applicant stopped her freelance professional activities in 1964.

Nevertheless, the conclusions which they had drawn on the basis of that material published in their article, were seriously flawed.

However, as regards J.D., the Supreme Court found that, as he was legally homeless, he had been lawfully occupying one of the flats on the basis of an occupancy authorisation since 1986.

    In her complaint about this decision the applicant emphasised that several crucial aspects concerning A.P.’s basic care and healthcare had been disregarded.

He made recommendations, inter alia , to make sure that patients such as Malcolm have a staff member present throughout bathing.

However, he was convicted by the District Court on the basis of the evidence given by the complainant.

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She argued that the City Court had not heard any of the witnesses at its hearing and that it had convicted the applicant on the basis of insufficient evidence.

, on the basis that she had not given a credible alternative explanation as to the origin of the money.