On 10 April 2012 the Kirov regional department of the Investigative Committee closed the criminal investigation against both applicants.

The court noted that both parents were well educated and had sufficient salaries to provide for their daughters.

Both applicants also complained about the search of their home. 4.

In a letter dated 13 June 2002, the Superintendent Registrar stated that under the relevant domestic legislation, it would be impossible for the applicants to marry unless A and C were both dead: “...

They further observe that the applicant’s lawyer was present when the police investigator examined both witnesses.

Both K. and A. claimed the right to remain silent in respect of certain questions put by the defence.

    Both the prosecution and defence appealed against the judgment before the Cáceres Audiencia Provincial.

    On 25 February 2011 Officer Z.M. appeared at the trial court and was questioned outside the main hearing in the absence of both the defence and the prosecution.

Both live in Dobrolevo (Bulgaria).

The second applicant also has two other children from an earlier relationship; they were born in 2006 and 2007 and were both taken into public care in 2007. 6.

The Court of Appeal called upon to examine Mr Fejde’s appeal also exercised jurisdiction as to both facts and law.

Even where the court of appeal has jurisdiction both over the facts and in law, Article 6 does not always require a right to a public hearing.

Both decisions of the Graz Regional Court for Civil Matters appear to be translated to Slovenian and the translations served on the applicant. 4.

    The Court notes that the proceedings ended, in respect of both applicants, on 11   April   2008, when the Supreme Court refused leave to appeal.

Both children were born in Poland. They have a registered residence in Poland, Hungary and in the United Kingdom.

The applicant contends that both Lord Justices of Appeal rejected the defendant’s argument that the libel action should be struck out on the ground of abuse of process by motive.

Both children had declared that they did not want to have any contact with their father and opposed that he would obtain the right of custody.

Both men were found shot dead on the Cortamlet Road, Altnamachin, in South Armagh. Colm McCartney had been shot four times, Sean Farmer six times.

In both applications, the investigations were still formally pending at the time when the proceedings before the Court were initiated (compare Utsmiyeva and Others v. Russia (dec.), no.