He was found guilty of having thrown nitric acid in the face of his mistress, who had left him against his will, causing her to lose the sight of one eye.

She also reiterated that the child was not used to spending time without his mother and that forcing him to travel to Italy on weekends to see his father was unpractical at his age. 7 .

Furthermore, the refusal of a building permit for part of his land pending the construction of the public utility networks from his own funds amounted to a disproportionate burden on him, in so far as

Mammadov submitted in his statement that on 21 June 2012 police officers arrested him and dragged him into a car where they hit him on various parts of his body. On 22 June H.

When I asked him which subject I had taught him, the reply was that it had been ‘electrical materials’ and that I had given him an average grade ...

According to his own submissions his mother accompanied him in order to assist him with the necessary practical arrangements upon his arrival. COMPLAINTS 1.

He argued that the criminal charges against him had been dismissed, which warranted a re-examination of his disciplinary conviction. 13.

They had allegedly handcuffed him to a table leg and beat him with rubber truncheons, punching him and kicking him in various parts of his body.

He was taken to the toilet several times at his request. Following one such request, a police officer took him out and shackled him to a motorcycle on a lorry outside.

He further complained that there was no reasonable suspicion that he had committed a criminal offence because the narcotic substances found on his person and in his flat did not belong to him and that

He came to work in the morning, but then hid in his illegal firms in Makiyivka or in the computer centre in Khartsyzk, while continuing to receive his salary and bonuses.

and also placed him under judicial guardianship during his detention.

According to the applicant, before 10 May 2011 his medical monitoring had been limited to measuring his blood pressure and weighing him, along with a superficial examination by the SIZO doctor.

As a result, the guards went in and hit him, causing him to bruise; however, they were not able to take his Bible away. 24 .

Shortly afterwards, as he was moved from the premises of the prosecutor’s office, the police officers hit his head against a car which was parked nearby.

He also claims that the failure to implement the final judicial decision in his favour (see below) breached his right of access to a court, as well as that he had no effective remedies at his disposal

matters relevant to his detention.

Adenauer, to support his pension claim against Y.   He reminded Dr. Adenauer that, in 1929, he had given his shares in Y of substantial value and he threatened to sue him.