The Authority found that the applicant had erected the forest hut without any permission and that an expert for forestry had found that a hut was not necessary for the cultivation of his forest.

had given to the competent authorities.

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

also bought a plot of land which had formed part of the larger "Stamata estate".

  S.L.A.B replied on 24 February 1995 seeking further information about why the appeal had been continued.

VILA AMIGÓ           Mrs. M.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs.   M. HION     Mr.   R. NICOLINI     14.

not been informed of this appeal and thus had no possibility to react thereto.

VILA AMIGÓ            Mrs.   M. HION              Mrs.   M.F.

VILA AMIGÓ            Mrs.   M. HION            Mr.    R.

VILA AMIGÓ     Mrs   M. HION     Mr   R. NICOLINI     PART I       STATEMENT OF THE FACTS   7.

country, nor that he had been wholly or mainly dependent on the applicant.

Thirdly, the judge had paid insufficient weight to the fact that the applicant had pleaded guilty. A hearing was fixed for 19 October 1995.

VILA AMIGÓ              Mrs.   M.F.

  The applicant had not plausibly shown that, contrary to this general situation, he had suffered any persecution by the authorities on account of his religion and his religious activities.

had only recently become accessible.

  The two judges W. and R. had had direct contact with Mrs H.-B.; they had therefore gained a direct impression of Mrs H.-B.

According to the Prosecutor's Office, the applicant had failed to transfer, on behalf of the E. Kft, parts of the contracted amounts to the Hungarian partner and had spent them for the E.

The applicant maintained that he had had consensual sexual intercourse with the woman in her home.

In 1995, one year before his death, Mr Pla Guash bequeathed the property he had inherited to Antoni, giving Roser a life-interest in the estate.