They submitted these documents to the Court, and they can be summarised as follows. 35.

    Letter dated 15 March 1993 from Captain Kargĸlĸ to the Şanlĸurfa chief public prosecutor's office   86.

Concerning security, the report further noted that ‘[Kirkuk] does not share the capital’s positive trend toward improvement over the past six months.

The facts of the cases, as submitted by the applicants, may be summarised as follows.

    The facts of the cases, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows. 1.     Application no. 43538/11 6.

    The Report clarifies the notion of “expulsion” as follows: “10.

    In 1992 an agreement was reached between the former King and the Greek State, which provided as follows.

  Particular circumstances of the case     The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows.

The group was accompanied by lieutenant V.G. and captain D.H. (hereafter, officers V.G. and D.H.).

    By a letter of 27 August 2001 the Deputy Permanent Representative of Turkey to the Council of Europe informed the Court as follows: “...

The relevant extracts of the letter read as follows: “...

    Captain S.D. and Staff Sergeant C.Y. indicated that they had become aware of the incident while they were in the Kocaköy barracks.

The final reasoning of the decision read as follows: “[T]he actions of Mr L., who on 15 February 2002, while being on convoy duty... preventing the escape of Mr Putintsev, a detainee for a disciplinary

The relevant part reads as follows: “...

The letter read as follows: “FSB special unit servicemen arrested T. Khambulatov.

I was in the Volunteer Service of Sri Lanka army as an officer, rank of Captain. This is the first time I am writing information letter regarding my case.

He concluded, inter alia , as follows: “In conclusion this tragic case is medico-legally bizarre in, that the ‘figures do not add up well’.

        The facts of the present case, which are in dispute between the parties, may be summarised as follows.   I.

The applicant was told that he would be appearing before the Unit Adjutant (Captain Johnson - "the Adjutant") after Christmas and the applicant retained a solicitor prior to Christmas.