VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs   M. HION     Mr   R. NICOLINI   4.

On 29 September 1994 the Public Prosecutor decided not to institute criminal proceedings since the incidents had been caused by the detainees themselves and the gendarmes had had to use force to make the

        The Court also noted that the applicant had only lived in Switzerland for eight years, of which two years had been spent in detention.

VILA AMIGÓ           Mrs   M. HION           Mr    R.

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

VILA AMIGÓ           Mrs   M. HION           Mr    R.

VILA AMIGÓ            Mrs    M. HION            Mr     R.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs   M. HION     Mr   R. NICOLINI   12.

The expert stated that his delay had been due to the extreme complexity of the case and that he had had to consult land registry documents dating back to 1900-1945.

  The auditors considered that the applicant had made deliberately false entries in the accounting books and had thus misappropriated funds.

  He had threatened to go on hunger strike and had shot in the manager's direction with a gas pistol.

  In a letter of 23 March 1995 the President stated that the hearing of 7 February 1995 had been adjourned as one of the lay judges had fallen ill and had been taken away by an ambulance.

He had no expenditure on loans or goods ordered on credit;     (c) he had no personal savings;     (d) he had not paid his community charge because he had not received an instalment

  He claimed that he had been elected as the public relations officer for the Abidjan branch of the "Front Populaire Ivoirien" ("FPI"), an opposition political party, and that he had been responsible

The applicant had claimed that he had been maltreated and that on the same day a threat to his life had been made by Musa Çitil.

  Thus his right to enjoy a good reputation has suffered.

Moreover, it has not been established that, if the applicant's appearance had not been taken into consideration, he would have been offered a temporary contract with the Department of Research and Statistics

His application has, therefore, been lodged in time.

He had been obliged to spend significant sums of money for the maintenance and improvement of the premises, because the competent public authorities had shown no interest.

  He also claims that the Denationalisation Act has been wrongly applied and that the Constitution has been violated. He invokes Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 in this respect.