When the policemen arrived, V. told them that they were his friends but I did not see him bite one of them.

The Board accepted that there was a threat against the applicants which was based on their religious beliefs and the difficult situation in Baghdad at the time.

They sought a finding that there had been an unlawful interference with their right to their reputation and compensation for the harm caused to them by the publication.

The Government had then expropriated the land. However, the applicants had not accepted the compensation offered to them and it was then deposited in an interest-bearing account.

  The applicants alleged that they were verbally and physically assaulted when they refused to leave the house and opposed the destruction of their fence and vegetable garden.

As these three men had the addresses, among others, of the first applicant and Mr. Simonfay with them, their premises had also to be searched for stolen goods.

  In these circumstances it cannot be ruled out that there was a continuing situation as regards the determination of the applicants' civil rights in relation to the objects pledged to them by their

As they were the basis for the decisions to charge and detain them, their trial had taken an unlawful course from the very outset.

Then the officers threw the inmates, one on top of another, into a van, where they kicked them for about twenty minutes.

  The court then noted that both children were mature for their age and capable of judging the behaviour of their parents and their own relationship with them.

    The applicants then went to the campus to check whether their son was indeed there but he was not.

They also complain that they have been discriminated against on account of their ethnic origin. The applicants invoke Article 14 of the Convention. THE LAW 1.

    The Government argued that if the applicants had considered that there were no effective remedies to complain about the alleged infringement of their rights, they should have lodged their

They occasionally invited their friends to spend a night or a couple of days in their house. On the night of 14 June 1997 there was a group of students sleeping in the house.

I saw at least two TCPE in uniform there and when they desisted on seeing us the rest of the group began to move back. ... I pushed him towards the NGCFL and he then began running,   ...

In this respect they submit that they did not suggest to put these questions personally, or by their counsel, but by the judge.

Secondly, the defendants complained that they were not legally summonsed and were not notified of the date and time of the hearing, and that the examination of the case in their absence deprived them of

They further contended that the compensation payable to them should include a sum equal to the difference between the proceeds of sale of "Whiteknights" and what they would have to pay for a replacement

  They are British citizens by virtue of their birth in the United Kingdom whilst their parents, Turkish Cypriots, were in the United Kingdom.

They were recognised as refugees by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which considered that their links to the PMOI and their political opinions put them at risk of arbitrary deprivation