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Having regard to the conclusion [1] presented by the Delegates of the European Commission of Human Rights at the hearing on 7th April 1961;
Taking note of the fact that the Agent of the Irish Government does not intend to submit conclusions on the matter in question;
Whereas in its judgment of 14th November 1960 the Court declared that there was no reason at this stage to authorise the Commission to transmit to it the written observations of the Applicant on the Commission's Report;
Whereas in the said judgment, of which the French text only is authentic the Court has recognised the Commission's right to take into account ("de faire �tat") the Applicant's views on its own authority, as a proper way of enlightening the Court;
Whereas this latitude enjoyed by the Commission extends to any other views the Commission may have obtained from the Applicant in the course of the proceedings before the Court;
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