19. By letter dated 22 June 2015, the Secretariat received the Complainant's submissions on Admissibility regarding Communication 485/14 and transmitted the same to the Respondent State by Note Verbale dated 5 January 2016. 20. By Note Verbale dated 22 April 2016, the Secretariat informed the Respondent States that the Commission had granted an additional period of 30 Calendar days within which to file submissions on Admissibility, failure which the Commission will proceed with a determination on the Admissibility of the matter based on available information. The Complainant was informed by a letter dated the same day. 21. By letter dated 2 December 2015, the Secretariat received the Complainant's submissions on Admissibility regarding Communication 535/15 and transmitted the same to the Respondent State by Note Verbale dated 8 December 2015. 22. By Note Verbale dated 17 December 2015 and received by the Secretariat on 1 March 2016, the Respondent State acknowledged receipt of the submissions and indicated that they had been forwarded to relevant authorities for action. By letter of 3 March 2016, the Secretariat acknowledged receipt of the Note Verbale and informed the Complainant on the same date. 23. Before the finalization of the decisions on Admissibility, the Commission at its 25th Extra-Ordinary Session, held from 19 February to 5 March 2019, observed that a majority of the then fifty-one (51)pending Communications by Mr. Ngoge revealed similar fact patterns within the meaning of Rule 96 (1) of the Rules of Procedures on joinder of Communications. Consequently, at its 64th Ordinary Session, held from 24 April to 14 May 2019, the Commission adopted a paper on the joinder of the respective Ngoge Communications based on the domestic cases that form the basis for the Communications. In this regard, Communications based on the same domestic cases were recommended for joinder. 24. The above joinder notwithstanding, the Commission further observed that even Communications based on different domestic cases filed at various local courts demonstrated overlapping trends and revealed a similar pattern of alleged violations. Consequently, at its 65th Ordinary Session, held from 21 October to 10 November 2019, the Commission considered Communications 518/15 and 521/15 and declared them Inadmissible, with the intention that they may serve as points of reference for the fting of other similar Complaints from Mr. Ngoge. 25.