The injuries were deemed to have been caused by a blunt object and were classed as minor.

The doctor also stated that the applicant may have had a brain contusion, that the injuries represented a “light” harm to the applicant’s health and may have resulted from impacts of blunt objects such

ATHANASOULIA 1948 Megara   Panagiota BALACHTARI 1961 Nikaia   Evgenia BALASKA 1962 Athènes   Panagiota BASINAKOPOULOU 1955 Megara   Konstantinos BATZIANAS 1956 Mandra   Polyxeni BLANA

Inflicted by blunt solid object(s). 3. Time of infliction may coincide with the time indicated in the circumstances of the incident, i.e. 03.02.2014." ? Additional expert examination no.

was also the result of blunt trauma.

The injuries in question were assessed as having originated one or two days prior to the examination from blows inflicted by blunt objects with a limited surface, and by falling against a blunt surface

That could have been occasioned by a blow by or onto a blunt object. Thus, it was possible that the applicant had inflicted the injury on herself.

The examination dated 20 February 2012 concluded that the injuries were caused by blunt objects and could have been caused by fists.

It was also established that the abdominal injury could have resulted from a fall on to a blunt object, such as a kerb or a concrete pole.

The doctor stated that the injuries observed on the first applicant’s body were the result of blunt soft tissue trauma which could be treated by simple medical intervention and that she had also suffered

The   doctor concluded that those injuries were minor and could have been inflicted on the applicant with blunt objects some three days earlier.

    On 14   September 1999 a forensic medical expert examined the applicant, finding that he had a lip injury which could have been caused by a firm blunt object, such as a fist.

These injuries were caused by blunt firm objects ... Ibragim Makhashev was hospitalised at the Republican Clinical Hospital ...” 46.

    On the same date the experts conducted the requested medical examination, producing report no. 418, which concluded that the cause of death had been a massive blunt-force trauma to the head

An ambulance was called for the applicant and he was diagnosed with a “possible blunt abdominal trauma”. He was taken to hospital and examined by a surgeon.

He had suffered multiple blunt impacts to the body, predominantly the head and the trunk. 3.

According to the results of the examination, Mr Tigran Khachatryan had received an open and blunt head injury.

The haemorrhaging had commenced shortly before death and had originated from the repeated “hitting and shaking” action of blunt objects against the body.

: (i) emphasising that the report spoke of injuries not wounds ( ozlede, ne rane ); (ii) saying that the size and appearance of the injuries suggested that they had been caused by light blows from a blunt