On 22 November 2011 the applicant insulted several guards because they had opened and inspected a parcel which had been sent to him from outside the prison.

[Adresse 28] à [Localité 20], domicilié en cette qualité [Adresse 24], Représentés par Me Pierre FONROUGE de la SELARL KPDB INTER-BARREAUX, avocat au barreau de BORDEAUX et assistés de Me Jean-William

    On 11 July 2003 the administrative authority accepted that M.B., the applicant’s sister-in-law, had locus standi as a third party in the domestic proceedings for one parcel of the disputed

The delays in escorting the applicant to a private dental clinic, as authorised by the courts, was due to the fact that each time the court would identify a specific clinic, as the applicant wished, that

With the parcel came the following message: “Have fun, dear Prosecutor! Best wishes, F. Cossiga” (“ Si prenda un po' di svago, gentile Procuratore! Cordialmente F. Cossiga ”). 12.

Having been invited to inform the Court whether they wished to exercise their right to intervene in the case, the Romanian Government did not submit any comments. THE FACTS I.

On 26 November 2008 the Registry was informed that the applicant Eliane Brosset-Pospisil had died on 14 May 2008 and that her daughters, Mrs Sophie Epiard and Ms Elisabeth Pospisil, wished to continue

  Some of the owners had illegally divided them into small parcels which they had sold to third parties, who had built houses on them without planning permission.   13.

Their heirs informed the European Court of Human Rights that they wished to pursue the proceedings before it.

The applicants submitted that they wished to rectify the position of the child per   subsequens matrimonium . 2. Constitutional redress proceedings 17.

    The plots in question – measuring a total surface area of 13,614 square metres – were recorded in the land register as Folio no. 43, parcel nos. 1141, 1147, 1148, 1339, 1136, 1137, 1143,

At any rate, he had not acted in a way which could have led anyone to believe that he had wished to receive hospital care.   34.

She visited him on many occasions, sent him letters and parcels.   In 2013 when the applicant was released from detention they lived together and ran a common household. 53.

As the applicant explained during the trial, he had not “wished” to complain to the prosecutor. 25.

there had been a central heating system in the cells, that the inmates had been provided with food in accordance with the relevant instructions and rules and had had the possibility of receiving food parcels

The detainees can buy additional food and other items through the centre; they are also allowed to receive parcels, send and receive letters and use the telephone.

  - William Ritchie, a citizen of the United Kingdom, born in 1961, who was sentenced to six years' imprisonment on 10 February 1983 for armed robbery.

   In response to the inquiry made in accordance with Rule 33 para. 3 (d) of the Rules of Court, the applicant stated that she wished to take part in the proceedings pending before the Court

Prisoners supplemented their diet through food parcels from their families and by buying foodstuffs from the prison shop. ... 4.