She had converted because she had seen that conversion had had a positive impact on the first applicant. She had attended the first applicant’s baptism and had started reading the Bible.

Article 64-7 of the Code stipulated that a court had to declare an auction invalid, within five years from its date, if the object had been sold to a person who had had no right to buy it or if other fundamental

The applicants had been requested to reply to specific questions that he (G.B.) had asked, so they had not had to reply to questions posed by officers from Apropyrgos police station.

Mr   P. had not known Mayrudin Khantiyev personally and had not had communicated with him. 66 .

The cells had had windows measuring 1.5 by 2 metres which had been capable of being opened. The cells had also had sufficient artificial light.

They had hired their acquaintances Resh. and Tsig., who had attempted to kill Ry. on 24 November 1998, but had failed. 94.

In each case, the police had testified that they had ordered the test purchases because they had received preliminary “operational information” that the applicants had previously been involved in drug

However, no reasons had been given as to why it had rejected her arguments; –     the members of the Bureau had included two senators who had been directly accused by the applicant of having

had not been established.

The building had had electricity and natural light had penetrated through cracks in the walls. The detainees had been fed.

The applicant had not had any complaints against the police.

who had come to conduct it.

When he got up, he had seen that Movsar Tatayev had been shot dead and that Shamil Katayev had been wounded.

Finland ( N° 27824/95, ECHR 2002‑VII) the Court had already had occasion to consider whether access to court concerning disputes about fishing rights had been provided.

of blood) and that he had had a closed cranial trauma.

In Obst the Federal Labour Court had pointed out that the only reason the Mormon Church had been able to base Mr   Obst’s dismissal on his adultery was because he had taken it upon himself to tell

The applicant had never been charged and had only discovered there had been a brief criminal investigation against him during the civil proceedings.

In Obst the Federal Labour Court had pointed out that the only reason the Mormon Church had been able to base Mr   Obst’s dismissal on his adultery was because he had taken it upon himself to tell

At the time he had thought that they were about to be robbed and had panicked. Then he had heard gunfire and seen Şiyar Perinçek falling to the ground.