barreau de PARIS, vestiaire : D0615 COMPOSITION DE LA JURIDICTION Président : François PRADIER, 1er Vice-président, tenant l’audience des référés par délégation du Président du Tribunal, Greffier : Flavie

Thus, both A and B were convicted on the strength of these statements.

Greffier lors des débats : Mme Flavie DRILHON. Les parties ont été avisées que le prononcé de la décision aurait lieu par mise à disposition au greffe le 17 janvier 2025.

  The police submitted statements from those officers who had conducted the audio and visual surveillance of the flat, the searches of the flat and vehicles recovered.

NDEA had issued him with occupancy vouchers for two other flats (a one-room flat and a four-room flat) in the same newly constructed building.

  In April 2001 E.S. filed a criminal complaint against her husband claiming that he had ill-treated both her and their children and sexually abused one of their daughters.

Both agencies were part of the executive and took such decisions without hearing the foreign national concerned.

In 1985 both applicants were issued with Soviet passports. In 1990 and 1991 respectively the first and second applicant were accepted at the Tashkent Paediatric Medical University.

Chronology regarding the applicant’s family’s house and its exchange for a new flat 4.

The court found that the applicant, who had sold one of his flats to T.C., had failed to hand this flat over to him.

This corresponded to EUR 100 for the opinion in respect of the first flat in a given house and EUR 50 in respect of the other flats valued and situated in the same house.

The court also ordered the company to pay to the applicant the amount of 11,447 Serbian dinars ( RSD), with statutory interest, for the cost of painting the walls of her flat, and the amount of RSD 15,120

  49 of the block of flats at 1 Kirov Street.

On 2   August 1999 the applicant found that the lock of the entrance door to the flat had been changed and that her belongings had been removed from the flat.

In particular, the girl’s biological mother, had been visiting the first applicant’s flat freely.

  In 1997 Ms Akimova allowed an acquaintance, R., to live temporarily and free of charge in a flat for which she had tenancy rights.

It comprised commercial premises and several flats whose usable area was some 475 sq. m.

Following the evacuation, the applicant was de-registered from his aunt’s flat.

In the late evening of 24 January 2007 an ambulance found G.P., the applicant’s daughter, dead in the flat she had lived in with I.P., her husband.

The following injuries on his body were recorded: haematomas on the back sides of the hips, abrasions on the back, oedemas and haematomas of the wrist joints of both hands.