He was represented before the Commission by Mr Philip Leach, a solicitor working for Liberty, London, and by Mr Ben Emmerson and Miss   Helen Mountfield, barristers practising in London.

Leach from the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) in London. The Russian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mr G.

Leach and Ms   J.   Gavron. 3.     The Government were represented by their Agent, Mr   B.   Dzamashvili, of the Ministry of Justice. 4.

Leach, Ms   J.   Gavron, Ms K. Levine and Ms R. Remezaite, lawyers from the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) based in London, and Ms J. Evans, also from EHRAC. 3.

Leach, Ms   J.   Sawyer, Ms K. Levine, Ms J. Evans and Ms J. Gavron from the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre in the United Kingdom, and later by Ms M. Chikadze and Ms T.

Mitrtskhulava, lawyers practising in Tbilisi; they were joined later by Mr Jarlath Clifford, Mr Philip Leach, Ms Joanne Sawyer and Ms Jess Gavron, lawyers from the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre

  Leach, lawyers practising in London. 3.     The Government were represented by their Agent, Mr B. Dzamashvili, of the Ministry of Justice. 4.

  Leach, lawyers at the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre in London. 3 .     The Government were represented by their Agent, Mr B. Dzamashvili, of the Ministry of Justice. 4.

Leach, Ms J. Evans and Ms   J. Gavron). 5.     The twenty-one applicants in application no. 74959/13 were represented by four Georgian lawyers (Mr L. Asatiani, Ms N.

  Leach, Ms K. Levine and Ms J. Sawyer of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) based in London. 3.     The Government were represented by their Agent, Mr Y.

Leach and Ms   J. Evans, lawyers practising in London, United Kingdom. The Russian Government (“the Government”) were represented by Mr G.

Leach, Ms K. Levin, Ms J. Evans and Ms J. Gavron. 3.     The Government were represented by their Agent, Mr B. Dzamashvili, of the Ministry of Justice. 4.

Leach , Legal Officer, Liberty,   Solicitor . The Court heard addresses by Mrs Liddy, Mr Emmerson and Mr Burnett. AS TO THE FACTS I.   the CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE 6.

Leach , Legal Officer, Liberty,   Solicitor . The Court heard addresses by Mrs Liddy, Mr Fitzgerald and Mr Singh. AS TO THE FACTS I.   the circumstances of the case A.

1994, signed by the applicant, setting out the sequence of the impugned events and the details of the property destroyed; (iv) Letter of 11 May 2000 from the applicant to Kerim Yıldız and Philip   Leach

    The applicants were represented by Professor Kevin Boyle and Professor Françoise Hampson, succeeded by MM Timothy Otty and Philip Leach, lawyers practising in the United Kingdom, assisted

Leach). The Georgian Government (“the Government”) were successively represented by their Agents, Mr L. Meskhoradze and M. B. Dzamashvili, of the Ministry of Justice. 3.

Leach, and Ms K.   Levin of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC). The Georgian Government (“the Government”) were represented by their Agent, Mr L.

Ohanyan, lawyers practising in Yerevan, and by Mr Philip Leach, director of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre.

Leach, Ms J. Gavron and Ms   J.   Evans of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre (EHRAC) based in London, and Mr M. Shushanyan, a lawyer practising in Yerevan. 3.