The wedding was postponed as a result of the fact that the first applicant's mother died on 4 April 1992.

    The applicant is the son of Mr Kaburov, who died on 14 June 2000. The facts of the case, as submitted by the parties, may be summarised as follows. 1.

All the victims died the same day with the exception of six-month-old S.A., who died seven days later in the hospital because of multiple stab wounds. 3.

    On the night of 8 to 9   October 2012, at around midnight, the applicant’s son E.Š. died in a car crash in the district of Utena.

She died from her injuries. Two passengers in the car, including D., died as well. Another two passengers sustained injuries but survived.

The prison medical record stated that Judith McGlinchey died at 1.30 p.m.

They had observed that the deceased had been shot in the back of the leg and considered that he had died from loss of blood.

right hip; no. 314 - Batayeva Kheda Akhmetovna, died on 4 February 2000 in Achkhoy-Martan, from shell-wounds to the body, face and right hip; no. 315 - Batayeva Maryem Akhmetovna, died on 4 February 2000

He had learned that the victim had died only on 6   October 1998, when arrested by the police. 17.

    On 7 February 2004 Ms Malacu died and she was buried in the hospital’s cemetery.

The injured were transferred to Dubrava Hospital and D.Ma. died during transport.” No further investigation ensued. B.     Civil proceedings 8.

In most cases the starting-point is that the soldier died as a result of a deliberate attack by opposing forces – by, say, a mortar bomb, or a roadside bomb, or by sniper fire.

    The applicants alleged that Vasiliy Mikhalkov died as a result of ill-treatment by the police officers.

His parents (the first and second applicants) asked for Liam to be taken off the ventilator and drugs and he died that afternoon.

On 17 September 1991 the applicant’s daughter died as a result of a traffic accident.

The applicant’s wife died on 15 January 2000, leaving one child born in 1989. On 6 July 2000 the applicant applied for widows’ benefits.

The applicant’s wife died on 12 April 2000. On 9 June 2000 the applicant applied for widows’ benefits.

A life annuity equivalent to that awarded to those who had refused compulsory labour was introduced for the benefit of orphans whose mothers and fathers had died in deportation, and also for people of

The applicant's wife died on 5 July 1991. On 17 August 2000 the applicant applied for widows' benefits. On 20 August 2000 the applicant was informed that his claim had been disallowed.

June 2002 Willis v. the United Kingdom - 36042/97 Judgment 11.6.2002 [Section IV] Article 14 Discrimination Sex Unavailability of widows’ allowances to widower: violation Facts : The applicant’s wife died