VILA AMIGÓ              Mr.    H.C.

       On 27 November 1991 the applicant participated in a political demonstration at Dicle University where he had been studying.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs.   M. HION     Mr.   R. NICOLINI     13.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs.   M. HION     Mr.   R. NICOLINI     13.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs.   M. HION     Mr.   R. NICOLINI     13.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs.   M. HION     Mr.   R. NICOLINI     13.

Authority of 13 January 1998, and that on 26 January 1998 the aforesaid authority had quashed its earlier decisions by which it had declared void the applicants' re-entry visa with unlimited validity.

VILA AMIGÓ            Mrs    M. HION            Mr     R.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs.   M. HION     Mr.   R. NICOLINI     13.

Moreover, the prosecution had submitted before the Court of Appeal that S had been at least guilty of an attempt and the House of Lords had invited oral and written submissions by both parties on this

On 16 February 1995 the Lands Tribunal found that the land had no development value and awarded compensation of £4,800.00.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs   M. HION     Mr   R. NICOLINI     1.

VILA AMIGÓ         Mr.

There were doubts as to his impartiality as he had to give an expert opinion first and then had to vote on it.

Once she had been taken to the police station. She was told that her husband supported the guerilla fighters. When her house had been searched by the police, her child had been beaten.

  Only after the formal questioning had he told the investigating judge that he had been ill-treated by the police officers when making his first confession.

of the accounts had been oblitterated.

Moreover, he had also accepted money and other presents for drivers tests which had been carried out correctly.

VILA AMIGÓ   12.

He stated, however, that he had neither seen that the police officer had aimed at him nor that the police officer had fallen.