The applicant’s wife died on 7 March 1990 at the age of 65. She had been in receipt of a retirement pension for over five years.

The applicant having died on 10   September 2008, his mother, Mrs Glushko Evgeniya Fedorovna, expressed the wish to pursue the application. 2.

    Mr Mile Stojčevski and the second applicant died on 27   February   2002 and 30 December 2005, respectively.

On 10 October 2004 the applicant's children, Mrs Alicja Czerniawska and Mr Bogdan Czerniawski, informed the Court that the applicant had died on 21 March 2000.

She was hit in her head by a bullet when she was on the threshold and died immediately.

  He died on 10 October 1994 at Elazığ Hospital, to which he had been transferred.

By the same letter the applicants’ representatives informed the Court also that the applicant Hatice Soy had died on 22 November 2000 and that her heirs İbrahim Soy, Veli Soy, Mustafa Soy, Ali Soy, İlyas

It was due to the unreasonable length of the proceedings that in their course the defendants had died and the number of the sued individuals had raised.

The expert concluded that the woman had died of asphyxia caused by drowning and that there were no traces of other injuries on the body. On the same day Ms V. A.

He is the father of Ms Oxana Rantseva, also a Russian national, born in 1980, who died in strange and unestablished circumstances having fallen from a window of a private home in Cyprus in March 2001.

He died in July 2006 and the application to the Court was pursued by his mother.

  38248/09, informed the Court that both applicants had died. She expressed the wish to pursue the application in her capacity of the applicants’ heir.

During the operation 12 prisoners died and around 50 were injured, some, like the applicant, by firearms.

    The Court notes that the applicant in application no. 58568/17 died on 24 October 2018, while the case was pending before the Court.

    The applicant died on 14 May 2020, after lodging the present application.

  By letter of 12 February 1995, counsel informed the Commission that the applicant had died and that his heirs wish to pursue the application.

Anisimov died on 27   June 2000 before the individual application on his behalf was lodged under Article   34 by Ms   V.   Anisimova.

    His wife died on 3 February 2001 leaving dependent children.

The applicant’s wife died on 25 April 1995, aged 30 years. The applicant is the administrator of his wife’s estate.

During the transfer, the patient suffered cardiac arrest and died en route.