Ultimately they decide to have the child but they decide to do so in order to save their relationship, one might say for somewhat impure motives, they feel that having this child will keep them together

Whether they do or not, there is nothing to prevent them from enlisting the aid of their clerk and his notes if they are in doubt as to the evidence which has been given.

the allegations that they had been unable to tell their stories.

After it had explained to the applicants the nature of the accusations against them, it examined them; they signed the minutes of the hearing without making any comments; they waived their right to appeal

The applicants complain under Article 6 § 3 (a), (b) and (d) of the Convention that they were not informed of the nature of the accusations against them until the end of their detention in police custody

One of the officials inflated a rubber raft while another removed their handcuffs. The officials then forced the applicant and H. into the raft and sailed away, leaving them there.

They noted that they had discussed this with their clients and made clear that the latter approved of their decision.

They argued inter alia that their title to the property was based on hereditary succession and that, in the past, the State has actually prevented them from using the property at issue.

However, given that the children had by that time been living with their paternal relatives for two years, the court ordered that they should continue living with E.B.

They left this matter to the Court’s discretion. 3. The Commission’s Delegate 17.

Their statements were consistent, in that they all said that on seeing the police vehicles they had come out of their houses with their spouses and children out of curiosity.

During that time, checks were made on the radio as to whether any of them were wanted. During this time, they were tied up.

A number of inmates interviewed by the delegation indicated that, given the upsetting effects which these restrictions had had upon their families, they no longer requested "open" visits. 67.

In 1969, there were indications that the applicants’ father was beating their mother. Allegations later emerged that the father had inflicted physical abuse on the children during this period. 12.

There was enough room in the pit for them to stand, but not to sit down. They were hardly given any food and suffered from the cold. 10.

It concluded: "This judgment brings to an end the quest of the displaced inhabitants of the Chagos Islands and their descendants for legal redress against the state directly responsible for expelling them

They moved into a rented house but were unable to adapt to these conditions. They gave up their tenancy when offered two plots for the family at Cottingley Springs. 10.

They had not had any less intrusive legal means available to them, for instance the possibility of suspending the groups’ activities.

While there had been many steps and stages in the proceedings, the applicants considered that the Government had exaggerated this in their submission to the Court.