(b)     She had renovated the flat at her own expense. (c)     G.’s son was registered at the flat but had never lived there.

In July 2008 the applicant’s son bought two rooms in a three-room communal flat in Sochi. On 11 November 2008 the applicant was registered as living in that flat. 1.

Since both flats had the same address, he had misled the local council when claiming that the right to occupy the flat in question should be transferred to him.

She has a strong bond with both parents but she considers her father as her primary caretaker.

This, in turn, would diminish both the value of those flats and the quality of life of residents.

The latter, following a similar pattern, had exchanged a flat in Moscow for a non-existent flat elsewhere and had then sold the Moscow flat to Mr A.

In order to obtain a larger flat from the Institute, it was agreed that Ms Batsanina would transfer her title to her own flat to the Institute.

Both N.A.’s and the second applicant’s offence would not have been committed without the authorities’ influence.

The suspects then proceeded to hang the flag of the illegal organisation from the window of the flat and to shout slogans. They also set fire to some furniture in the flat.

owner of the flat.

I saw Lance Bombardier Booth run after this person and heard Booth yell out to the person to ‘stop’ and also to ‘get back’.

They shared all expenses pertaining to the flat. In 1994, the applicant’s partner died, leaving him his estate.

  The Russian Government claimed that the flat was granted in the framework of the enforcement proceedings.

    Demolition of the applicant’s flat In April 2007 the applicant purchased a one-room flat with a total area of 28 sq.

A change in the owner of the contested property is not an independent ground for terminating [their] right to use the flat ...

Ms Lyapunova later successfully contested before a court both the privatisation of the flat and the sale to Mr S., which were declared null and void by a final judgment of the Rostov Regional Court of

found in their flat.

purchase of the flat by the applicant. 15.

in their flats.

The flat was sold at auction and the applicant’s court action was dismissed.