of his travel itinerary, since he had provided virtually no tangible or verifiable statements about his journey (departure and arrival times of the airplane(s), the name and/or logo of the airline company

    The applicant appealed against his conviction, protesting his innocence and stating that the statements of the prosecution witnesses had been contradictory, that his ill-treatment allegations

The order made was less than his realisable assets.

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However, the expert failed to submit his report. 11.

They later reported that the applicant's son had been unable to stand up on his own and had been flailing his arms.

  In his Reply of 1st March 1963 the Applicant's counsel, admitting that his above claims were perhaps misleading, restated his claims to the effect that the Commission, after an examination of the

order to help with his muscle tone. 17.

They argued that this development in his circumstances made his application moot; he has no longer any need to seek review by the Parole Board since his release from detention is imminent.

Close to his home, his route was blocked by another car.

    In 1991 the applicant, aged 18, lost his left hand and left eye and part of the fingers of his right hand and suffered injuries to his left ear in an accident.

urgently treat his son, had resulted in his death.

During his in-patient treatment the applicant had undergone regular blood and urine examinations to monitor his state of health.

his expert medical opinion as evidence.

    Article 3 of the Convention The applicant complained that his expulsion with a view to his serving the rest of his sentence in Estonia would be in violation of Article 3 of the Convention

his] back” as alleged by the witnesses. 38.

[and take] a reasoned decision concerning his complaint   ...” 23.

    The applicant appealed and added that, following his departure, his wife had been visited by men looking for their sons.

  On 21 August the applicant filed his claims for just satisfaction.

forehead and a bruise to his eye.