It was established that B.S., the original owner of the flat, had died intestate and without heirs and that the documents submitted to the authorities to have V.S. recognised as B.S.’s heir had been forged

  During the investigation the witness testified that he had seen the applicant assaulting the victim, who later died as a result of serious bodily injury.

According to an extract from the medical records, the child died due to a sepsis caused by meningitis.

In the present case Mr Dmitriy Kholodov had died before the application was introduced.

  He died on 4 August 1986.   On 10 August 1986, the applicant was arrested and subsequently charged with murder.

He further alleged that once when he was in the teachers’ room a colleague had asked him what the status of the PKK militants who died was and that he had replied that none of the PKK militants who died

As Christopher Edwards died in prison, the facts relative to this element were only likely to be elucidated by evidence from prison officers or other prisoners.

The Court found, however, that since K. had died only a few days after the rape and before any charges had been brought against the applicant, the authorities could not be held responsible for failing

The applicant died in July 2008. The applicant had complained to the Court under Article 5 § 1 (a) that his continued detention had been arbitrary.

of Protocol No. 11, declared admissible the complaint concerning the fact that the applicants, parents and brother of a haemophiliac infected with HIV following blood transfusions and who has since died

  Ms Siałkowska’s application concerns proceedings in which she claimed a widow’s pension, her ex-husband having died in September 2002.

The fact that, hypothetically, the marriage could take place if both their former spouses died, did not remove that impairment.

The applicant’s wife died on 4 November 1974. The applicant completed an application for widows’ benefits on 10 February 2002. On 18 February 2002 the application was refused.

The applicant having died on 16   July 2009, his widow, Ms Natalya Vasilyevna Trotsko, expressed the wish to pursue the application.

He died in 2000.   On 28 June 1994 the applicant, then a police officer, was charged with accepting bribes. The proceedings were discontinued in 2000 given the applicant’s death.

The first applicant died on 13 October 2007, in the course of the proceedings before the Court.

On 24 April 2008 the applicant’s mother and stepfather, an elderly couple, died in their flat as a result of gas poisoning.

2016 the Government made a request to restore the application to the Court’s list of cases as in the course of the proceedings to enforce the Court’s decision, they were informed that the applicant had died

The applicant’s husband died on 15 April 1996. On 9 June 2006 the applicant lodged a request to purchase the flat she occupied with the Ministry of defence.

bring action for damages in administrative courts while case against alleged defendant was still pending before the criminal courts: inadmissible   Facts – A member of the three applicants’ family died