Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. 2.

his release ordered if the detention is not lawful.”

to withdrawing his application to the Court and waiving his right to any compensation in exchange for receiving his house.

Invoking Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention, the applicant complained that his disbarment from the profession had been disproportionate, since his income had been largely reduced once he could

the United States those courts had breached his right to respect for his family life. 4.

  The applicant protested his innocence.

On the other hand, certified copies of the full certificate may be obtained by the individual himself, his spouse or surviving spouse, his legal representative, his ascendants, descendants or rightful

According to the applicant the flat was allocated to him and his family by his employer.

C..., épouse L... , domiciliés tous deux [...], ont formé le pourvoi n° C 19-23.331 contre l'arrêt rendu le 2 juillet 2019 par la cour d'appel de Rennes (1re chambre), dans le litige les opposant à la

The expert was to file his report by 16 September 2005. 44.

It therefore called the applicant to put forward his defence. 29 .

Usurpation Commission, which had only transferred into his ownership the land that had been in his possession at that time.

    Upon his arrival, the applicant requested that he be allowed to make a phone call to his relatives to inform them about his placement. It was refused. 35.

and the hardship which would result for his family.

The applicant and his lawyer were absent from the appeal hearing.

and his correspondence’.

    Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. 2.

According to the applicant, he requested on numerous occasions that he be seen by a doctor in relation to his HIV diagnosis. However, the prison authorities ignored his requests.

[C]oncerning the personality of the person who attacked [the deputy] – that person had been held liable for beating up his own wife.

  In the determination of his civil rights and obligations       ... everyone is entitled to a fair ... hearing..."