He did, however, renew his offer to grant the applicant and his wife a right of temporary occupancy subject to conditions.

On 23 May 1989, a son was born to the applicant and his wife.

Both the applicant and his wife had been drinking. The applicant's wife wanted him to be taken by the police to a sobering-up centre. 7.

Family members whom the applicant was not allowed to see: wife and son.

discrimination) Violation of Article 38 § 1 (a) (refusal to submit documents requested by the Court)   The Court awarded 12,000   euros   (EUR), jointly, to Aslanbek Astamirov’s mother, wife

       In early 1993 the relationship broke down and H.K. returned to his wife.

The applicant claimed that he had been beaten by the prison wardens on several occasions, that parcels sent by his wife had been confiscated and that he had not received appropriate health care (he suffered

  Particular circumstances of the case   The applicant and his wife were married in 1987 and had two children, born in 1988 and 1990. The applicant’s wife died in 1998, aged 37 years.

    The applicant and his wife were married in 1973 and had three children, born in 1974, 1976 and 1988. The applicant’s wife died in 1996. 8.

        In October 1993 the applicant and his now ex-wife decided to separate.

On 4 December 2000 the Levoberezhniy District Court of Voronezh took a decision in favour of the applicant and his wife (Mrs   Galina Yurievna Yuryeva).

    On 19 September 1999 the applicant’s wife died at the Galați County Hospital during a child birth operation. 4.

The applicant's wife, who visited him twice a month, submitted that his health constantly deteriorated during his detention.

He maintains in particular that instead of his parents, his wife should have been informed of his arrest.

    On 3 August 2015 the applicant’s wife informed the Court of the death of the applicant and of her intention to pursue the application. THE COURT’S ASSESSMENT 9.

  Mr   McCann and his ex-wife were secure tenants, under the provisions of the Housing Act 1985, of a three-bedroom house belonging to Birmingham City Council.

    In March 2016 the applicant, his wife and their son obtained Romanian passports.

        It follows from the applicant's statements and the documents submitted that on 28 July 1989 the applicant's wife instituted divorce proceedings against him.

On the same day, the applicant’s wife was charged with a similar offence and detained on remand.