T
his follows from the fact that no merit was found in the applicant's own grounds of appeal, but leave to appeal was granted by the Court of Appeal on a legal issue specified by the court itself, on which clearly the a
pplicant needed the service of a lawyer » (ECRM, 11 december 1973, verzoekschrift nr. 5730/72, Digest of
Strasbourg Case Law relating to the European Convention on Human Rights, deel 2 (artikel 6), Carl Heymans-Verlag
...[+++] KG Köln, Berlin, Bonn, München, blz. 826).T
his follows from the fact that no merit was found in the applicant's own grounds of appeal, but leave to appeal was granted by the Court of Appeal on a legal issue specified by the court itself, on which clearly the a
pplicant needed the service of a lawyer » (Comm. eur. dr. h., 11 décembre 1973, req. no 5730/72, Digest of
Strasbourg Case-Law relating to the European Convention on Human Rights, vol. 2 (article 6), Carl Heymans-Verl
...[+++]ag KG Köln, Berlin, Bonn, Munich, p. 826).