In 2011, the applicant was expelled to Tunisia, where he was subsequently joined by his wife and four children, who are all Dutch nationals. 4.

Two further witnesses stated that the victim and his wife had been in an inebriated state.

        On 22 April 1988 the applicant and his wife had a meeting with Mr. L.

Moreover, the applicant had in principle agreed that his former wife should take care of their daughter.

to thefamily home and awarded custody of the children to both the applicant and his wife.

The spouses had merely not cohabited for a number of months because of marital problems; however, the first applicant had remained in contact with his wife.

       On 14 July 1993 the applicant's former wife commented on the applicant's appeal.

    On 18 May 2000 the applicant’s wife gave birth to their son. 13.     On 16 November 2000 and 20 November 2001 the applicant received two short-term visits from his wife.

The court was of the view that there was no prospect of him returning to his wife. 14.

    On 29 December 2007 the applicant and his wife arrived in Sweden.

    On 15 September 2003 the applicant’s wife hired a lawyer, G., to represent the applicant. 11.

    The applicant’s wife was requested to attend an interview at the consulate on 21   February 2008.

After the wife and her sister left the Gurdwara , the sister had been seized and dragged into a white car by unknown men. Unlike the wife, the sister had not yet put on her burqa.

The applicant’s conduct in prison and regular visits from his wife and relatives 11.     In 2008 the applicant got married. He had a child with his wife.

  The applicant arrived at Manchester Airport on 8 August 1987 and sought leave to enter to rejoin his wife.

Turkey - original reasons for his application for political asylum no longer valid - possible for applicant to receive his ordinary invalidity pension if he returned to his country - possible for his wife

On 4 January 2005 the applicant’s former common-law wife gave birth to a girl.

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