Maréville, greffier de chambre, la chambre criminelle de la Cour de cassation, composée en application de l'article 567-1-1 du code de procédure pénale, des président et conseillers précités

Grounds for refusing to issue or renew an alien’s residence permit “1.

Wyon, conseiller de la chambre, et Mme Sommier, greffier de chambre, la chambre criminelle de la Cour de cassation, composée en application de l'article 567-1-1 du code de procédure pénale, des président

Section 24b “(1) An alien may be sentenced to suspended expulsion if the basis for expelling the alien under sections 22 to 24 is found not to be fully adequate because it would be contrary to Denmark’

alors en vigueur L. 213-11 dispose « Les biens acquis par exercice du droit de préemption doivent être utilisés ou aliénés aux fins définies à l'article L. 210-1.

Maréville, greffier de chambre, la chambre criminelle de la Cour de cassation, composée en application de l'article 567-1-1 du code de procédure pénale, des président et conseillers précités, après

Considérant ce qui suit : 1.

        Under Chapter 2, Section 1 of the Aliens Ordinance (Utlännings- förordningen, 1989:547), a citizen of Barbados may enter Sweden without a visa.

    Section 10a para. 1 of the Aliens Act (Fremdenpolizeigesetz), as in force at the relevant time, reads as follows:   <Translation>         "Aliens

    Relevant domestic law         Under chapter 3 section 1 of the Aliens Act an alien may be granted asylum because he is a refugee or, without being a refugee

The Aliens Act 2000, in so far as relevant to the case, provides: Article 6 “1.

He relied on Article   5   §   1 (f) and Article 13 of the Convention. 4 .

Reference was made in particular to Section 47 para. 2 (1) of the Aliens Act (Ausländergesetz).

  The Constitutional Court held that Section 10a para. 1 of the Aliens Act only concerned a restricted group, namely aliens who entered Austria by circumventing the border control.

    An alien who does not, or does no longer, qualify for admission to the Netherlands can be expelled (section   22(1) of the Aliens Act).

The court also noted that the Passport Department had classified these acts as falling under Section 10 § 1(1) of the Aliens Act.

    On 6 March 2014, before having served his sentence, the applicant requested that the expulsion order be revoked under section 50, subsection   1, of the Aliens Act due to material changes

It held that the expulsion order had a legal basis in sections 47 § 1 and 48 § 1 of the Aliens Act ( Ausländergesetz) .

of witnesses before the Court and that the Court should accordingly try to make an interrogation possible by securing a temporary stay of the execution of the expulsion decision (Article 40, paragraph 1,