, had become unlawful as of 2 April 1990.

He had not paid the money due under the confiscation order, but the order had not been enforced. 14.

[T]his aspect of the argument has in my view been overtaken by events.

Those at the       brigade who have had to do with him have suspected that he       has been under pressure to continue objecting [to any kind  &#

In 2010 the second applicant requested the FSIN to transfer her son to a facility located closer to home arguing that she had been effectively deprived of an opportunity to visit him.

that he had not eaten for several days, had refused to take delivery of a parcel sent by the applicants and had refused to open the letters sent to him by the applicants.

Association ECOLE [8] immatriculée sous le n° SIRET 785 060 492, dont le siège social est sis [Adresse 2] représentée par Me Pascal FOURNIER, avocat au barreau de VERSAILLES, vestiaire : 38 Débats tenus

général de l'Office français de protection des réfugiés et apatrides rejetant sa demande d'asile ; 2°) de mettre à la charge de l'Etat le versement de la somme de 3 000 euros au profit de maître C...Haas

A... une parcelle de terre de 1 ha 52 a moyennant le prix de 100 000 francs; que, suivant un second acte reçu par M. Boutonnet, le 9 février 1989, M.

In such circumstances he had been unable to exercise his parental rights and had had no other way of maintaining contact with his children.

had to wait outside, police officers had hastily removed the handcuffs of all the patients held in the ward.

It noted that he had complained of headaches and dizziness, and had claimed to have had epileptic seizures, which no one had ever seen.

Above all, the agreement had not been a preliminary to the transfer of the parcels of land required for the projected extension.

He further relied on Article 1 of Protocol No. 1, arguing that he could not have committed an offence, as he had not been awarded proper compensation for the adverse effect the public easement had had

At this point the applicant’s mother noticed that a cushion on her bed had been moved and something had been placed underneath.

He had admitted to having built on the plot of 1,096 sq.m, claiming that the constructions had been made long before the land had been returned to the applicant.

  On 23 September 1997 the Swiss federal police informed him that they had seized a number of records found in a parcel from Germany addressed to him on the grounds that they were recordings of “extreme-right

He also contended that he had been unjustifiably denied the opportunity of engaging in prison work and had therefore been discriminated against in comparison with other prisoners whose occupational activities

  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.