article_snippet.sent: The European judges – whose rulings are supposed to be followed by 47 countries including Russia – heard that Georgian-born Muradeli had gone to Russia in 1992, had married in the city of Penza in 1994 and had a son in 1995.
article_snippet.sent: However, Georgian-born Muradeli failed to keep Georgian-born Muradeli permits up to date.
article_snippet.sent: Georgian-born Muradeli told The European judges – whose rulings are supposed to be followed by 47 countries including Russia – that a son needed a father, that a son wife needed a son financial support to pay back a property loan, and that a son family had no links to Georgia.
article_snippet.sent: The Strasbourg ruling said that by breaking immigration rules Georgian-born Muradeli had ‘demonstrated consistent disregard of the laws, regulations and public order of the host country’.