#xa0;   According to Rule 49 para. 2 of the Rules of Court:   "When the Chamber is informed of a friendly settlement, arrangement or other fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

Against this background, the Court is satisfied that the matter has been resolved for the purposes of Article 37 § 1 b of the Convention.

Applicant's silence despite registry's attempts to contact her constituted a fact "of a kind to provide a solution of the matter". No reason of public policy for continuing proceedings.

of civil proceedings: struck out Lack of interest manifested by applicants in the proceedings pending before the Court: implied withdrawal constituting “fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

According to Rule 49 para. 2 of the Rules of Court: "When the Chamber is informed of a friendly settlement, arrangement or other fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter, it may, after consulting

Act   1989) RULE 51 §§ 2 AND 4 OF RULES OF COURT B No friendly settlement or agreed arrangement in present case – however, circumstances disclosed a “fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

#xa0;   According to Rule 49 para. 2 of the Rules of Court:   "When the Chamber is informed of a friendly settlement, arrangement or other fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

Applicant's death followed by failure of attempts to discover any heirs constituted facts "of a kind to provide a solution of the matter".

of civil proceedings: struck out Lack of interest manifested by applicants in the proceedings pending before the Court: implied withdrawal constituting “fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

Struck out of the list (solution of the matter)

It invited the Government and the applicants to submit their written observations on the matter within six months and, in particular, to notify it of any agreement that they might reach (see Draon , cited

Struck out of the list (solution of the matter)

The Court may at any stage of the proceedings decide to strike an application out of its list of cases where the circumstances lead to the conclusion that: (b) the matter has been resolved;…” 22.

#xa0;   According to Rule 49 para. 2 of the Rules of Court:   "When the Chamber is informed of a friendly settlement, arrangement or other fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

application of Rule 49 para. 2 of the Rules of Court, which is worded as follows: "When the Chamber is informed of a friendly settlement, arrangement or other fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

of civil proceedings: struck out Lack of interest manifested by applicants in the proceedings pending before the Court: implied withdrawal constituting “fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

of civil proceedings: struck out Lack of interest manifested by applicants in the proceedings pending before the Court: implied withdrawal constituting “fact of a kind to provide a solution of the matter

  On being consulted in this connection by the President, the Delegate of the Commission replied, on 15 June 1984, that he left the matter to the wisdom of the Court, but that in his view any striking