The applicant, giving evidence, told the Court of Appeal that the discussion with his solicitor lasted about 2 hours.

visit to M.R.’s house. 23.

He states that often at weekends this results in an aircraft every one or two minutes flying over his house and garden, which creates an impossible situation outside the house and can be heard inside the

The trial judge, in the exercise of her discretion, agreed that she would direct the jury that they should not draw any adverse inference from the applicants’ silence.

The appellate courts reproduced the wording of the first ‑ instance courts’ decisions and dismissed the applicant’s appeals against the house arrest orders (see Dirdizov v.

He said the shooting had taken place outside his house and that he had not been present.

    The first applicant and A.N. jointly owned a house measuring 45.5   square metres.

After that the witness had gone to her mother's house in Kluchevaya Street. There the first applicant and Mr Kh.M. told her that at about 4.30 a.m. armed men in two APCs had arrived at the house.

-V. and Č.P., who were supposed to make the ground floor of their house accessible to wheelchair users and to cater for the applicant and her husband’s needs.

Five hours later, as frothy saliva started to come from her mouth G.T. was brought to the hospital once again.

    The first applicant owned a house which measured 45.36 sq. m. and was situated at 15 Byuzand Street, Yerevan.

Both women heard screaming and noise coming from the house, and people speaking Russian.

    At about 1.30 a.m. a group of around twenty armed men in camouflage uniforms arrived at the Betayevs’ house. Some of them stayed outside, while others forcibly entered the house.

At about 09.00 hours on 6 August 1974 Turkish troops entered Lapithos and started extensive searches from house to house.

It appears from the applicant's evidence that gendarmes burned his house along with six other houses in Dirimpınar. 56.

a private shore, alternatively two houses with access to a shared shore.

been planning to blow up the house.

During this the applicant had all of a sudden taken a knife from a drawer and stabbed him.

Ten minutes later the men entered Mr V.M.’s house and took his brother, Mr D.M., outside. The servicemen handcuffed the two men and took Mr V.M. to the Ural vehicle parked near the applicant’s house.