She lives in Grozny. She is the sister of Shema (also spelt Sheima) Inderbiyeva, who was born in 1963, and Shamani Inderbiyeva, who was born in 1966. A.

She claimed that she had been entitled to rely on the title conferred on Ye. by the public authorities under the privatisation procedure.

At the time of the events in question, she also had Bulgarian nationality. She was born in 1946 and lives in Sofia. Her husband, daughter and grandchildren all live in Austria.

    In August 2012 L.Z. took I. from the applicant for a weekend but she did not return him and she stopped all contact with the applicant.

    The applicants, Mr Paolo Guiso (“the first applicant”) and Mr   Alessando Guiso (“the second applicant”) are Italian nationals who were born in 1962 and 1960 respectively.

Section 64 “A judge or a lay judge cannot perform his/her judicial function if: 1. he/she is a party, a statutory representative, or a party’s counsel...; 2. he/she is permanently or temporarily employed

Using yields varying from 3.5 % to   4.8 %, she considered that the estimated annual rental value in the period 1967-1972 as being EUR 4,025, that in 1973-78 EUR 4,550, that in 1979 ‑ 1984

In 2006 the first applicant’s sons, M r Alexander Kabakchiev, born in 1947, and Mr Hristo Kabakchiev, born in 1957 (the second and the third applicants, both Bulgarian nationals), joined the proceedings

She additionally complained under Article 14 of the Convention that she had been discriminated against on the grounds of her Serbian origins.

Each time she wanted to see her counsel, she had to obtain permission from the investigator.

  She applied to be joined as a civil party in criminal proceedings instituted against the person responsible for a road accident in which she had been injured.

She submitted that she had not received a copy of the advocate-general's submissions; had therefore been unable to reply to them; and that she had not been informed of the date of the hearing.

She claimed, in particular, that her detention had not been justified and that there was no evidence that she might abscond from the investigation if placed under house arrest.

She asserted that she was R.’s widow and heir, together with their two sons.

A witness, Ms Sh., who was in the toilet, saw Ms Aleksandrovich and stated that she was moaning with pain and holding her stomach. Ms Sh. left the toilet shortly after this. 10.

She named two of the children. 10.

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