his services free of charge and without reimbursement of his expenses.

He made certain admissions at his first interview and gave the investigators access to his bank accounts. On 27 November 1995 he was interviewed for a second time and then charged. 11.

    The applicant’s transfers and detention between his rendition from Poland on 22 September 2003 and his alleged rendition to Lithuania on 17 February or 18 February 2005 as established by

    As regards the payments of small amounts of money into his bank account, the applicant explained that these had mostly been made by his father and occasionally also by his mother and brother

On the latter date the applicant was requested to submit his comments. Following an extension in the time-limit, the applicant submitted his further observations on 5 October 1998.

His name is on the international wanted persons’ list.

    The applicant was granted permission to appeal to the Court of Appeal (Civil Division), who refused his appeal on 14 July 2015. 11.

to give evidence in his own defence.

  His relationship with his wife, whom he married in 1987, was turbulent and came under great strain in 1990 when he became unemployed.

T. brought an action before the Kalocsa District Court requesting that the right of custody over his two children, who were living with the applicant and his wife, be transferred to him.

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The court rejected his objection considering that the applicant had had ample opportunity to prepare his defence.

    The applicant also complained that the excessive delay in the enforcement of that decision had also resulted in breach of his right to the peaceful enjoyment of his possessions.

with his right to respect for his home by a bailiff, resulting in his unlawful eviction.

without his own involvement.

His isolation in the EBI meant that his complaints were less visible to the outside world and he was in a better position there to fight against them.

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

The impugned decision of 6 March 2015 had stated that the reasons to deny his application “also” included his attempts to communicate with others.

for his opinion in comprehensible, logical and consistent fashion.

The applicant’s representative did not allege in his petition that his client faced a real and immediate risk to his life.