The applicant and his wife were married in 1977 and had two children, born in 1983 and 1989. The applicant’s wife died on 1 February 1997.

  In view of the applicant's wife and son the Court refrained from expelling him from Switzerland.

Moreover, the proceedings had partly also been conducted against the applicant's wife and partly against seven further suspects.

He had no longer wished to have a child with his wife.

    The judge noted that the applicant had first attempted to strangle his wife with the cable of the telephone she had used to call the police.

The applicant states that the judge had a recent order for contact before him and knew that his former wife was in contempt.

The applicant was not at home and his wife refused to let them in.

On 24   October 2014 his wife, Mrs Schwab, was established as his heir. 6.

In his application he indicated that for two years he had not had much contact with his wife who had found a new partner.

He admitted to having killed his former wife. 27.

  He left behind him in the United Kingdom an estranged wife and two children.

The applicant and his wife were married in 1992. They had no children together and his late wife’s two children are over the age of majority.

located there and then gone to a river bank to burn the jackets [off the wires].

Following the applicant’s death in 2003, his wife, Adam Ayubov’s mother, had been declared a victim and questioned on 3 January 2005.

In 1995 the applicant and his wife applied, unsuccessfully, for a flat near Moscow under a Russian aid programme. On 20 March 1995 the applicant and his wife applied for residence permits in Estonia.

The applicant’s wife was released on bail on 13   June 2005.

The doctor who examined my wife ... told me that the baby had died ... I told him to save my wife ...

In 1998 the applicant, together with his wife, arrived in the Netherlands. The applicant and his wife lodged an asylum application on 21 April 1998. In 1999 their first child was born.

Lastly, the applicant’s former wife J. – denied having had sexual contact with other men and refused to agree to new DNA tests.