SUBMISSIONS OF THE PARTIES   A.     The Government   1.

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

As regards the remaining parts of the application, the facts agreed between the parties may be summarised as follows:     I.

          (Susanne) has been cared for in the foster home since         October 1977 and thus for the major part of her life.

  Before this Court there was no public hearing and neither of the parties was present.

Partly admissible;Partly inadmissible

  Har i fall som avses i första stycket en part begärt huvudförhandling, skall sådan hållas, om det inte är uppenbart obehövligt.     ...

  The Court requested the parties to submit expert evidence concerning the work carried out by the applicant.

  The Commission has carried out a preliminary examination of this issue in the light of the parties' submissions.

    The particular circumstances of the case         The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows:     &#

such an examination cannot be hindered by the manner in which the parties in fact participate (see No. 8007/77, Dec. 10.07.1978, D.R. 13   p. 85).

       The applicant's appeal was partly rejected as being inadmissible and partly rejected as being unfounded by the Regional Social Court of Rhineland-Palatinate (Landessozialgericht

xa0;    Having deliberated;         Decides as follows:   THE FACTS         The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties

       Section 22 of the WARB provides that the registrar of the Supreme Court shall send a copy of the opposing party's written submissions in reply (vertoogschrift) to the party

        The facts of the case, as they have been submitted by the parties, can be summarised as follows:   A.

        The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows.

If appropriate, the Court has to hear the other contracting party and the administrator in the composition proceedings before taking a decision.

       The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows.   1.

    In the light of the parties’ observations, the Court considers that this part of the application raises serious questions of fact and law which are of such complexity that their determination

    The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows.   A.