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CASE OF KABARDOKOV AND OTHERS v. RUSSIA
Doc ref: 11421/13, 15459/13, 15625/13, 15651/13, 18295/13, 19142/13, 19156/13, 19161/13, 19398/13, 19408/13, ... • ECHR ID: 001-178355
Document date: November 7, 2017
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CASE OF KABARDOKOV AND OTHERS v. RUSSIA
Doc ref: 11421/13, 15459/13, 15625/13, 15651/13, 18295/13, 19142/13, 19156/13, 19161/13, 19398/13, 19408/13, ... • ECHR ID: 001-178355
Document date: November 7, 2017
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THIRD SECTION
CASE OF KABARDOKOV AND OTHERS v. RUSSIA
( Applications nos. 11421/13 and 22 others - see appended list )
JUDGMENT
STRASBOURG
7 November 2017
This judgment is final but it may be subject to editorial revision.
In the case of Kabardokov and Others v. Russia ,
The European Court of Human Rights ( Third Section ), sitting as a Committee composed of:
Luis López Guerra, President, Dmitry Dedov, Jolien Schukking, judges, and Fatoş Aracı , Deputy Section Registrar ,
Having deliberated in private on 10 October 2017 ,
Delivers the following judgment, which was adopted on that date:
PROCEDURE
1 . The case originated in 23 applications (nos. 11421/13 , 15459/13, 15625/13, 15651/13, 18295/13, 19142/13, 19156/13, 19161/13, 19398/13, 19408/13, 19549/13, 19687/13, 19697/13, 19722/13, 22925/13, 22935/13, 22953/13, 23006/13, 23109/13, 23135/13, 23145/13, 26466/13 and 58066/13 ) against the Russian Federation lodged with the Court under Article 34 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (“the Convention”) by one hundred sixty-three Russian nationals . The applicants ’ details appear in the Appendix.
2 . The Russian Government (“the Government”) were represented initially by Mr G. Matyushkin, the Representative of the Russian Federation to the European Court of Human Rights, and then by his successor in that office, Mr M. Galperin.
3 . On 27 August and 28 August 2014 the applications were communicated to the Government .
THE FACTS
I. THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CASE
4 . Between 1986 and 1987 the applicants took part in the clean-up operation at the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site. They were subsequently registered disabled and became entitled to various social benefits and compensation paid on a regular basis.
5 . Considering these benefits insufficient, the app licants together with other 482 people, sued the Russian Ministry of Finance for additional compensation corresponding to non-pecuniary damage suffered as a result of their participation in the operation.
6 . On different dates in January and April 2011 the Nalchik Town Court of Kabardino-Balkaria (“the Town Court”) allowed their claims in part and awarded each claimant, including the applicants, compensation ranging between 1,100,000 Russian roubles (RUB) and RUB 1,800,000 for non ‑ pecuniary damage.
7 . No appeals were lodged against these judgments within the statutory ten-day time-limit. The judgments became final. Some judgments in respect of several applicants remained unenforced (see “Enforcement status” in the Appendix) .
8 . On different dates in 2012 and 2013 the domestic courts granted the defendant authority ’ s request to extend the time-limit for appeal essentially on the ground that the defendant authority had not been served with the impugned judgments . Subsequently the regional Supreme Court quashed the judgments delivered in the applicants ’ favour on the grounds that they had been based on retrospective application of the law. The applicants were ordered to repay the sums received under the judgments.
9 . The applicants lodged a supervisory review application. There is no indication that they requested the enforcement proceedings to be suspended pending the examination of their supervisory review application.
10 . Between June and August 2013 the Presidium of the regional Supreme Court partially quashed the appeal judgments as regards the applicants ’ obligation to reimburse the sums paid.
II. RELEVANT DOMESTIC LAW
11 . The relevant domestic law and practice governing the restoration of the time-limits for appeal is summed up in the Court ’ s judgment in the case of Magomedov and Others v. Russia (nos. 33636/09 and 9 others, §§ 35 - 43 , 28 March 2017).
THE LAW
I. JOINDER OF THE APPLICATIONS
12 . In accordance with Rule 42 § 1 of the Rules of the Court, the Court decides to consider the applications in a single judgment, given their similar factual and legal background (see Kazakevich and 9 other “Army Pensioners” cases v. Russia , nos. 14290/03 and 9 others, § 15, 14 January 2010).
I I. STRIKING PARTS OF THE APPLICATIONS OUT OF THE LIST OF CASES
13 . The Court notes that in their submissions of various dates in 2015 some of the applicants ’ representatives informed the Court that the applicants either did not intend to pursue their applications before the Court, or that they failed to maintain contact with the representatives concerning the proceedings before the Court.
14 . Article 37 § 1 of the Convention, in its relevant part, reads:
“1. The Court may at any stage of the proceedings decide to strike an application out of its list of cases where the circumstances lead to the conclusion that
(a) the applicant does not inten d to pursue his application; or ...
...
(c) ... it is no longer justified to continue the examination of the application ...”
15 . On different dates indicated in the appendix ( see ” Strike out warnings” in the Appendix ) the applicants were notified that the period allowed for submission of their comments and just satisfaction claims had expired and that no extension of time had been requested. The applicant s ’ attention was drawn to Article 37 § 1 (a) of the Convention, which provides that the Court may strike a case out of its list of cases where the circumstances lead to the conclusion that the applicant does not intend to pursue the application.
16 . No response has been received from the applicants, who have not contacted the Court ever since.
17 . The Court considers that, in these circumstances, the applicants may be regarded as no longer wishing to pursue their applications, within the meaning of Article 37 § 1 (a) of the Convention. Furthermore, in accordance with Article 37 § 1 in fine , the Court finds no special circumstances regarding respect for human rights as defined in the Convention and its Protocols which require the continued examination of the applications.
18 . In view of the above, it is appropriate to strike the applications in respect of the applicants indicated in the appendix (see “Strike out” in the Appendix ) out of the list.
I II. LOCUS STANDI A S REGARDS THE APPLICATIONS Nos. 15651/13, 19156/13, 19408/13, 19687/13, 19722/13 AND 23006/13
19 . The Court notes that Ms M . Arkhipova, Ms O. Lopatina, Ms M. Kazbekova, Ms Z. Nastuyeva, Ms L. Neyevina, Ms L. Finogenova, Ms R. Shiklyasheva, and Ms M. Yermolova expressed a w ish to continue proceedings in respect of their deceased relatives.
A. The parties ’ submissions
20 . With reference to the case of Belskiy v. Russia ((dec.), no. 23593/03, 26 November 2009) the Government submitted that the relatives of the deceased applicants had neither been involved in the domestic proceedings either before or after the applicants ’ death nor applied for legal succession in those proceedings. The award in the applicants ’ favour was made by the domestic courts in respect of compensation for health damage which under the domestic law was of personal non-transferrable nature and did not provide for legal succession of the right to compensation. Therefore, the applicants ’ relatives did not inherit the right to claim the judgment debt . Furthermore, in respect of some of the applicants the judgments had been annulled and thus no compensation debt existed at the moment of the applicants ’ death. Therefore, the relevant applications should be struck out of the Court ’ s list of cases pursuant to Article 37 § 1 (c) of the Convention.
21 . The applicants did not comment on the Government ’ s submission.
B. The Court ’ s assessment
22 . As to Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention, the Court notes that it has previously recognised the right of the relatives of the deceased applicant s to pursue the application concerning social payments due to their close relatives but not received in their lifetimes (see Streltsov and other “Novocherkassk military pensioners” cases v. Russia, nos. 8549/06 and 86 others, § 37, 29 July 2010, and Nosov and Others v. Russia , nos. 9117/04 and 10441/04 , §§ 29-30, 20 February 2014 ). However, unlike the Streltsov and other “Novocherkassk military pensioners” cases (cited above) , the present applications concern non-pecuniary compensations for health damage, which was a sole instantaneous act closely linked to the victim s . Moreover the relatives of the late applicants failed to submit any evidence in respect of the acceptance of the late applicants ’ inheritance. Having regard to the above mentioned circumstances , the Court considers that there is nothing in the cases at hand to conclude that the late applicants ’ relatives have standing to continue proceedings .
23 . As regards the applicants ’ complaint under Article 6 of the Convention, the Court notes, that in the applications at hand the restoration of time-limit for appeal was closely related to the principle of legal certainty and of the “right to a court” (see, for instance, Sobelin and Others v. Russia , nos. 30672/03 and 11 others, § 67, 3 May 2007 ). However, since the restoration of the time-limit under Article 6 of the Convention and Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention are closely interrelated, and considering that it has already rejected the relatives ’ standing as regards the complaint under the latter provision of the Convention (see the paragraph above), the Court does not consider it necessary to draw a distinction between two aspects of the restoration of time-limit procedure for the purposes of determination of the standing issue.
24 . Accordingly, the Court finds that Ms M. Arkhipova, Ms M. Kazbekova, Ms Z. Nastuyeva, Ms O. Lopatina, Ms L. Finogenova, Ms R. Shiklyasheva, Ms L. Neyevina and Ms M. Yermolova do not have a legitimate interest in pursuing the proceedings before the Court in the late applicants ’ stead .
25 . The Court does not consider that “respect for human rights, as defined in the Convention and the Protocols” requires the examination of th e s e application s , despite the applicant s ’ death.
26 . In these circumstances the Court considers that it is no longer justified to continue the examination of the application s in part of the above mentioned applicants and concludes, under Article 37 § 1 (c) of the Convention, that t hey should be struck out of its list of cases.
I V . ALLEGED VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 6 OF THE CONVENTION
27 . The applicants complained that the unlawful extension of the time ‑ limit for appeal granted by the domestic courts following the defendant authority ’ s request had resulted in the judgments in their favour being quashed, which consequently constituted a violation of their right to a court . They relied on Article 6 § 1 of the Convention which, in so far as relevant, read as follows :
Article 6 § 1
“ 1. In the determination of his civil rights and obligations ... everyone is entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial tribunal established by law.”
A. Admissibility
28 . The Government submitted from the outset that the domestic judgments in respect of some applicants had been executed in full prior to being quashed and they were not required to reimburse them afterwards (see “Enforcement status” in the Appendix) . Consequently, the Government considered that the applicants had not suffered any significant disadvantage as a result of the domestic judgments in their favour being quashed.
29 . The applicants maintained their claims.
30 . Article 35 of the Convention provides as follows:
“3. The Court shall declare inadmissible any individual application submitted under Article 34 if it considers that:
...
(b) the applicant has not suffered a significant disadvantage, unless respect for human rights as defined in the Convention and the Protocols thereto requires an examination of the application on the merits and provided that no case may be rejected on this ground which has not been duly considered by a domestic tribunal.”
31 . The Court notes at the outset that it has already addressed similar issue in the identical case Samoylenko and Others v. Russia (dec.) ( nos. 58068/13 and 3 others , 7 March 2017). It thus does not see any ground to depart from the findings in that case.
32 . The Court notes that the main aspect of this criterion is whether the applicant has suffered any significant disadvantage. The absence of any such disadvantage can be based on criteria such as the financial impact of the matter in dispute or the importance of the case for the applicant (see Adrian Mihai Ionescu v. Romania (dec.), no. 36659/04, § 33, 1 June 2010, with further references).
33 . In the present case, the applicants do not dispute that the payments due under the initial judgments were made to them in full. Although these judgments were subsequently quashed, the domestic courts ruled that the applicants could not be required to repay the sums paid (see paragraph 10 above). Consequently, the financial implications of the proceedings could not present any particular hardship for the applicants.
34 . As regards their claim that they had suffered distress on account of the enforcement proceedings, the Court observes that the judgments in their favour were quashed by the regional Supreme Court, which also ordered the reversal of the awards paid. The applicants then lodged a supervisory review application with the Presidium of the same court. It was open to them and their lawyers to request while lodging their supervisory review application that the enforcement proceedings be stayed (see paragraph 9 above). They could thus have avoided exposing themselves to the risk of having bailiffs attempt to seize their property pending the examination of their supervisory review application. They however failed to do so.
35 . In these circumstances, the Court finds that the applicants did not suffer any “significant disadvantage”.
36 . As to the question whether respect for human rights as defined in the Convention and the Protocols thereto requires an examination of the application on the merits, the Court points out that it has already held that respect for human rights does not require it to continue the examination of an application when, for example, the relevant law has changed and similar issues have been resolved in other cases before it (see Léger v. France (striking out) [GC], no. 19324/02, § 51, 30 March 2009).
37 . The present case raises a problem of an unjustified extension of the time-limits for appeal resulting in a final judgment in the applicants ’ favour being quashed, an issue which has already been addressed by the Court on several occasions, including in a case against Russia (see Magomedov and Others, cited above, §§ 98-101 ). The examination of th e s e application s on the merits would not bring any new elements to the Court ’ s existing case-law (see Burov v. Moldova (dec.), no. 38875/03, § 33, 14 June 2011, and, by contrast, Mikhaylova v. Russia , no. 46998/08, § 49, 19 November 2015).
38 . The Court therefore concludes that respect for human rights as defined in the Convention and its Protocols does not require an examination of the applications on the merits.
39 . Lastly, as regards the third condition of this inadmissibility criterion, namely that the case must have been “duly considered” by a domestic tribunal, the Court notes that the applicants ’ case was subject to several rounds of domestic proceedings. The applicants were present at each hearing and were therefore able to submit their arguments in adversarial proceedings.
40 . The three conditions of the inadmissibility criterion having therefore been satisfied, the Court finds that the applications must be declared inadmissible under Article 35 §§ 3 (b) and 4 of the Convention.
41 . As regards the applications where the judgements in the applicants ’ favour remained unenforced or the enforcement had been reversed and the paid amounts had been restored (see “Enforcement status” in the Appendix), the Court notes that the applicants ’ co mplaints are not manifestly ill ‑ founded within the meaning of Article 35 § 3 of the Convention. It also notes that they are not inadmissible on any other grounds. They must therefore be declared admissible.
B. Merits
42 . The Government considered that the present case s were similar to those previously examined by the Court and in which it did not find a violation of Article 6 ( see, for instance, Tolstobrov v. Russia , no. 11612/05 , 4 March 2010, and Protsenko v. Russia , no. 13151/04, 31 July 2008 ). They referred to the reasons stated by the Ministry of finance in its request for the reinstatement of the time-limit for appeal, namely that it had never been notified about the proceedings and the judgments delivered against it and was thus deprived of the possibility to lodge an appeal in due time. It is established and not disputed by the parties that a copy of the judgments had never been notified to the Ministry of finance or given to its representatives.
43 . The applicants maintained their claims.
44 . The Court reiterates that the existence of reasons capable of justifying a departure from the principle of legal certainty, even where they are established, is not in itself sufficient to conclude to the absence of a violation of Article 6 of the Convention. Another important factor should be taken into account, that is the time elapsed from the moment when the person requesting the extension of the time-limits became aware that a judgment was delivered against him. Since the extension of the time-limits for appeal constitutes an interference with the principle of res judicata , a person requesting such an extension should act with sufficient diligence, that is without delay from the moment when he became aware , or ought to have become aware , of the judgment subject to appeal ( Magomedov and O thers , cited above, § 89, with further references).
45 . Turning to the circumstances of the present case, the Court recalls that it had already had an opportunity to examine the domestic proceedings complained of in the present case in its Magomedov and Others judgment (cited above), where it found a violation of Article 6 of the Convention on account of the domestic courts ’ failure to examine when the Ministry became aware or “ought to have become aware” of the adoption of the judgments against it, in particular in view of a significant lapse of time between the delivery of those judgments and the introduction by the Ministry of its out-of-time appeal s ( Magomedov and Others , cited above, §§ 98-101) . The Court does not see any reason to reach a different conclusion in the present case.
46 . T here has accordingly been a violation of Article 6 of the Convention.
V . ALLEGED VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 1 OF PROTOCOL No. 1 TO THE CONVENTION
47 . Invoking Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention, cited above, the applicants further complained about violation of their right to the peaceful enjoyment of their possessions relying on the same facts. The relevant part of the aforementioned Article read as follows:
Article 1 of Protocol No. 1
“ Every natural or legal person is entitled to the peaceful enjoyment of his possessions. No one shall be deprived of his possessions except in the public interest and subject to the conditions provided for by law and by the general principles of international law. ”
48 . Having regard to its conclusion under Article 6 § 1 of the Convention, the Court considers that there is no need to consider either the admissibility or the merits of the complaint s ubmitted by the applicants under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention ( see Magomedov and Others, cited above, § 103, with numerous further references ).
V I . APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 41 OF THE CONVENTION
49 . Article 41 of the Convention provides:
“If the Court finds that there has been a violation of the Convention or the Protocols thereto, and if the internal law of the High Contracting Party concerned allows only partial reparation to be made, the Court shall, if necessary, afford just satisfaction to the injured party.”
A. Damage
50 . The applicants claimed full amounts awarded by the domestic courts.
51 . The Government argued that no award should be made to the applicants, since they either lost their victim status or their Convention rights had not been violated.
52 . The Court reiterate s its finding that there had been a violation of Article 6 § 1 of the Convention on account of the interference with the principle of legal certainty . As regards the applicant s ’ claim for pecuniary damage, the Court does not see a causal link between the violation found and the alleged pecuniary damage and rejects those claims. Moreover, it considers that the finding of a violation constitutes in itself sufficient just satisfaction for any non-pecuniary damage which may have been suffered by the applicants.
B. Costs and expenses
53 . Some of the applicants also claimed various amounts in respect of the costs and expenses .
54 . The Government contested that amount, stating in particular that no evidence was provided by the applicants in support of their claim.
55 . According to the case-law of the Court, an applicant can only be reimbursed for his costs and expenses in so far as their reality, necessity and reasonableness are established. In the present case, having regard to the documents before it and having regard to the findings of violations to which it has been subjected, the Court dismisses the claim for costs and expenses.
FOR THESE REASONS, THE COURT , UNANIMOUSLY,
1. Decides to join the applications;
2. Decides to strike the applications in part of the applicants indicated in the Appendix out of its list of cases;
3 . Declares the applications in part of the applicants who did not receive the domestic courts ’ awards admissible and the remainder of the applications inadmissible;
4 . Holds that there has been a violation of Article 6 of the Convention;
5 . Holds that it is not necessary to consider separately the admissibility and the merits of the complaints under Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention;
6 . Holds that the finding of a violation constitutes in itself sufficient just satisfaction for any non-pecuniary damage sustained by the applicants;
7 . Dismisses the remainder of the applicants ’ claim for just satisfaction .
Done in English, and notified in writing on 7 November 2017 , pursuant to Rule 77 §§ 2 and 3 of the Rules of Court.
Fatoş Aracı Luis López Guerra Deputy Registrar President
APPENDIX
No.
Application no.
Lodged on
Applicant
Date of birth
(Deceased on )
(Heir)
Place of residence
Represented by
Final domestic judgment
date of delivery
(date of becoming final)
Quashing of the final judgments (and order to reverse the execution)
Quashing of the reversal of the execution
Strike out warning
Enforcement status
Strike o ut
No significant disadvantage
Violation
11421/13
22/01/2013
Khamid Khatutovich Kabardokov
12/03/1949
Tambovskoye
Zaur Borisovich Geshev
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Viktor Vladimirovich Bocharnikov
Russian
19/04/1954
Baksan
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Yuriy Khadisovich Gergov
16/04/1947
Baksan
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
20/11/2014
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Mukhadin Adamovich Dotkulov
29/08/1949
Baksan
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Zamir Misostovich Kardanov
02/05/1951
Baksan
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Gali Ezdanovich Shaov
27/09/1956
Baksan
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
15459/13
09/02/2013
Baydulakh Magometovich Aytekov
08/01/1952
Khabaz
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Askerbiy Aslanovich Baysiyev
29/09/1957
Nalchik
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Ivan Grigoryevich Zaika
18/02/1953
Baksan
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
13/06/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Viktor Mikhaylovich Krementsov
29/08/1955
Prokhladnyy
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vasiliy Vasilyevich Popovich
05/01/1953
Prokhladnyy
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Mikhail Mikhaylovich Panchenko
14/11/1954
Mayskiy
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Ruslan Galiyevich Umarov
02/03/1954
Nalchik
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Sergey Ivanovich Sobakar
04/09/1958
Novo-Poltavskoye
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
15625/13
09/02/2013
Timur Khasanovich Gukezhev
07/09/1968
Krasnoarmeyskoye
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
30/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Gisa Musayevich Guchapshev
15/10/1956
Tyrnyauz
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Isuf Abuzedovich Kumykov
30/12/1955
Psynadakha
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Mikhail Aniuarovich Sarakhov
28/02/1957
Terek
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Seyfu Yusufovich Khairov
31/03/1954
Novaya Balkariya
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Arsen Khasanbiyevich Urusmambetov
29/10/1959
Nartkala
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
30/05/2013
24/082015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Muayed Khasanovich Khokonov
15/08/1954
Sarmakovo
18/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
15651/13
09/02/2013
Ivan Timofeyevich Arkhipov
17/10/1945
09/02/2015
(Marina Aleksandrovna Arkhipova) Mayskiy
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Muayed Sultanovich Gedmishkhov
23/05/1957
Kuba-Taba
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksey Dmitriyevich Dadonov
19/03/1951
28/04/2014
(Olga Alekseyevna Lopatina)
Kotlyarevskaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Khasen Vladimirovich Zhuzhuyev
05/10/1964
Zolskoye
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vladimir Andreyevich Kudritskiy
16/11/1954
Mayskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksandr Alekseyevich Larin
18/05/1957
Kotlyarevskaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
27/02/2015
(loss of interest)
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Nikolay Fedorovich Menyaylo
12/08/1951
Mayskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vladimir Abramovich Shpakov
15/09/1952
Kotlyarevskaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
21/10/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Zhora Khasanovich Erzhibov
12/05/1953
Nartkala
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
30/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
18295/13
20/02/2013
Saladin Khautiyevich Taov
15/12/1950
Nalchik
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Stanislav Sergeyevich Anosov
02/09/1954
Nalchik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
10/04/2014
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Borisenko
25/03/1954
Katlyarevskaya
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Sergey Maratovich Magomedov
21/04/1954
Kashkhatau
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
10/04/2014
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Ruslan Khadisovich Misrokov
29/04/1968
Prokhladnyy
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksandr Nikolayevich Sviridenko
16/07/1952
Nalchik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
10/04/2014
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Sultan Batyrbiyevich Khamshokov
07/11/1968
Arik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
19142/13
22/02/2013
Khasym Yusupovich Bittirov
31/12/1956
Gerpegezh
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
05/04/2011
(18/04/2011)
07/09/2012
20/11/2014
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Aleksandr Mukharbiyevich Zrumov
14/04/1950
Nalchik
05/04/2011
(18/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Viktor Khazhmuratovich Kugotov
02/04/1956
Kamennomostskoye
05/04/2011
(18/04/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
19156/13
22/02/2013
Serezha Sharapiyevich Zholayev
05/11/1952
Novaya Balkariya
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Zaurbi Bilyalovich Kardanov
11/11/1964
Kuba-Taba
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Valeriy Mukhazhidovich Khagov
08/11/1951
Urozhaynoye
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Mukhamed Mukhametovich Kazbekov
13/02/1948
29/04/2013
(Mayya Lakhmanovna Kazbekova)
Deyskoye
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Enforced
Strike o ut
Mukhamed Matsovich Shabazov
20/07/1946
Tyrnyauz
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Enforced, then reversed
Enforced
Strike o ut
Boris Sufiyanovich Nastuyev
17/04/1953
27/02/2013
(Zaynaf Abdullayevna Nastuyeva)
Verkhnyaya Zhemtala
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Enforced
Strike o ut
Khasan Safarbiyevich Gergov
10/06/1959
Nalchik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
21/10/2015
Enforced, then reversed
Enforced
Strike o ut
Anatoliy Semenovich Zavgorodniy
10/05/1935
Prokhladnyy
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Gennadiy Mukhamedovich Shkhanukov
08/09/1954
Nalchik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Khashaua Anibalovich Yemkuzhev
18/12/1955
Urozhaynoye
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vladimir Petrovich Yepishin
27/09/1954
Terek
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Gissa Machrailovich Apikov
01/11/1966
Shalushka
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
19161/13
14/02/2013
Auyes Khapitovich Tsirkhov
07/03/1953
Nalchik
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Yuriy Alekseyevich Nekrasov
25/05/1951
Prokhladnyy
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Nikolay Ivanovich Khrushchev
05/12/1926
Prokhladnyy
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vasiliy Maksimovich Lashin
25/01/1939
Priblizhnaya
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Anatoliy Alekseyevich Varchenko
28/08/1941
Prokhladnyy
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Magarram Vali Ogly Nasibov
15/07/1939
Priblizhnaya
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
13/06/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Vladimir Ivanovich Parshakov
16/03/1949
Prokhladnyy
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
13/06/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Viktor Nikolayevich Yurchenko
25/07/1954
Primalkinskoye
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vasiliy Alekseyevich Bobrovenko
22/04/1930
Prokhladnyy
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vladimir Timofeyevich Savchenko
09/09/1939
Prokhladnyy
11/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
19398/13
13/02/2013
Murik Blitovich Boriyev
09/12/1955
Nalchik
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
14/02/2011
(25/02/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Anatoliy Adalgeriyevich Kumykov
25/05/1952
Baksan
14/02/2011
(25/02/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Mukhazhid Mukhamedovich Organokov
04/12/1949
Baksan
14/02/2011
(25/02/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Sergey Semenovich Panyakin
02/12/1954
Prokhladnyy
14/02/2011
(25/02/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Boris Timofeyevich Khokhlachev
11/03/1953
Nalchik
14/02/2011
(25/02/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
19408/13
14/02/2013
Nikolay Konstantinovich Apanasenko
25/11/1938
17/07/2013
(Lidiya Yevteyevna Neyevina)
Mayskiy
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Oleg Valentinovich Volodin
28/08/1968
Mayskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Viktor Vladimirovich Glybin
22/08/1951
Nalchik
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Enforced but then reversed
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Viktor Ivanovich Klochkov
15/01/1950
Prokhladnyy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Viktor Petrovich Likhtinov
25/04/1952
Mayskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
21/10/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Amir Musarbiyevich Pshigusov
01/12/1957
Zaragizh
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Khasan Kilchukovich Sizhazhev
10/12/1949
Tyrnyauz
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Nikolay Grigoryevich Chikalenko
08/03/1955
Kotlyarevskaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Enforced but then reversed
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Timosha Khazhpagovich Shadov
20/07/1956
Tambovskoye
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
19549/13
11/02/2013
Igor Grigoryevich Gredasov
23/12/1946
Kashkhatau
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
16/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Boris Ivanovich Degtyarenko
09/02/1940
Yekaterinogradskaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Khamid Bubovich Kardanov
23/12/1954
Zalukokoazhe
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Yaroslav Yaroslavovich Morsin
04/08/1965
Mayskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Nikolay Petrovich Potapkin
25/11/1954
Nalchik
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksandr Dmitriyevich Semochkin
26/07/1954
Priblizhnaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
16/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Viktor Gennadyevich Shvedov
24/05/1954
Prokhladnyy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Igor Aleksandrovich Yurlov
20/06/1965
Nalchik
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
19687/13
11/02/2013
Khusen Mazanovich Aybazov
28/02/1948
Krem-Konstantinovskoye
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Kharun Satyvaldyyevich Gyzyyev
01/09/1956
Kashkhatau
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Aleksandr Viktorovich Kostenko
18/11/1965
Baksan
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Zhamal Zhapayevich Kulbayev
24/01/1951
Kashkhatau
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Dmitriy Anatolyevich Minin
19/05/1955
Priblizhnaya
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Mustafir Muradinovich Osmanov
11/05/1956
Kendelen
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
14/11/2015
Loss of interest
Enforced
Strike o ut
Aleksandr Nikolayevich Finogenov
27/02/1953
25/02/2015
(Lyudmila Konstantinovna Finogenova)
Mayskiy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Strike o ut
19697/13
11/02/2013
Viktor Ivanovich Bidak
21/11/1950
Prokhladnyy
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vladimir Aleksandrovich Budnikov
18/05/1957
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Anatoliy Khambiyevich Dokhov
18/10/1954
Zhemtala
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
30/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Khazhmurat Yakhyayevich Dzhankulayev
19/08/1966
Terek
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
30/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Nikolay Mikhaylovich Mukozhev
06/03/1966
Terek
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Alisag Mukhamedovich Takhushev
04/08/1953
Terek
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksandr Nikolayevich Stepanenko
27/02/1957
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vyacheslav Anibalovich Tsirkhov
06/02/1966
Beloglinskoye
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
19722/13
13/02/2013
Mutalis Mikhaylovich Alkhasov
18/10/1967
Atazhukina
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Khyzyr Khadzhimuratovich Kabardokov
12/08/1954
Nalchik
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
20/11/2014
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Anatoliy Talevich Kongapshev
30/01/1951
Karagach
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksandr Nikolayevich Plakhov
01/06/1949
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Vasiliy Ilyich Strizhak
13/07/1954
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Akhmet Khasultanovich Kharsiyev
02/01/1955
Babugent
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
20/11/2014
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Makhamadzhan Narbayevich Khaynazarov
01/05/1954
Kashkhatau
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Enforced but then reversed
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Chernyshov
03/12/1949
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Nikolay Khadinovich Shiklyashev
02/02/1954
01/06/2013
(Raya Khasanbiyevna Shiklyasheva)
Terek
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Strike out
22925/13
13/02/2013
Sergey Sobirovich Abdurakhmonov
14/06/1963
Prokhladnyy
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Ruslan Khazhislamovich Gongapshev
13/10/1954
Sarmakovo
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Vladimir Anatolyevich Derepovko
26/02/1940
Prokhladnyy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Valeriy Aleksandrovich Korovin
09/09/1952
Terek
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksey Timofeyevich Kozlovtsev
23/01/1952
Baksan
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Sergey Petrovich Laptev
30/07/1957
Priblizhnaya
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
16/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Pavel Alekseyevich Nikitenko
18/12/1954
Mayskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Muayed Mastafovich Surmametov
07/02/1956
Zaragizh
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Zaurbek Ismagilovich Shanibov
12/02/1959
Nalchik
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
16/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
22935/13
13/02/2013
Eduard Chartiyevich Abazov
17/06/1968
Dygulubgey
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Fedya Khuseynovich Zhemgurazov
29/07/1956
Zhemtala
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Sergey Konstantinovich Zykov
25/09/1953
Novo-Pokrovskiy
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
13/06/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Yevgeniy Nikolayevich Lazarev
09/02/1947
Baksan
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
22953/13
25/02/2013
Tobi Khasanbiyevich Kushkhov
07/02/1953
Baksan
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
20/11/2014
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Vladimir Kurgokovich Sibilov
10/08/1949
Dzhulat
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Viktor Andreyevich Khalin
27/09/1954
Novoye Khamidiye
12/04/2011
(25/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
23006/13
12/02/2013
Shota Aleksandrovich Yermolov
10/07/1939
16/10/2015
(Marina Shotayevna Yermolova) Yekaterinogradskaya
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
16/05/2013
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Vasiliy Ivanovich Shevyakov
01/09/1947
Mayskiy
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Eduard Borisovich Chikhradze
14/08/1967
Nalchik
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Valentina Grigoryevna Polyakova
07/07/1935
Nalchik
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
16/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Khuseyn Seyfullakhovich Gekkiyev
06/01/1968
Tyrnyauz
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
16/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Sergey Otarovich Gobedzhishvili
03/01/1967
Nalchik
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Anatoliy Khizirovich Zhambikov
10/12/1939
Nalchik
11/04/2011
(21/04/2011)
12/10/2012
16/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
23109/13
13/02/2013
Mikhail Vladimirovich Belunin
01/01/1955
Prokhladnyy
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Nikolay Nikolayevich Marchenko
24/07/1949
Prokhladnyy
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
16/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Gennadiy Andreyevich Moiseyenko
28/05/1949
Mayskiy
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Yuriy Grigoryevich Medvedev
23/10/1955
Mayskiy
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
16/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Talgat Avzalovich Nurmukhametov
01/01/1947
Prokhladnyy
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
16/05/2013
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Aleksandr Vladimirovich Pinyayev
06/06/1952
Mayskiy
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
16/05/2013
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Petr Ivanovich Slipenko
15/08/1958
Prokhladnyy
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Tayib Ayubovich Tadzhibov
14/11/1958
Tyrnyauz
16/02/2011
(01/03/2011)
07/09/2012
16/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
23135/13
13/02/2013
Ivan Semenovich Kachanov
10/08/1942
Primalkinskoye
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Viktor Petrovich Lichmanov
16/08/1947
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Sergey Timofeyevich Nikolayev
24/12/1954
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Yuriy Stepanovich Obukhov
25/09/1950
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Garri Mikhaylovich Pogosov
03/01/1958
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Sergey Leonidovich Sadovoy
31/08/1962
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
16/05/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Sergey Viktorovich Kharitonov
19/10/1950
Prokhladnyy
04/04/2011
(15/04/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
23145/13
13/02/2013
Valeriy Akhmatovich Gurtuyev
01/03/1968
Gerpegezh
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Muayed Khusenovich Ligidov
29/08/1950
Sarmakovo
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Mukhamed Anatolyevich Maremshaov
25/10/1950
Nalchik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
30/05/2013
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Vasiliy Ivanovich Martynyuk
23/09/1951
Nalchik
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Zamir Gumarovich Tukhuzhev
11/12/1956
Nartan
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Khusein Abdullayevich Shakhabov
03/04/1955
Kashkhatau
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Nikolay Yakovlevich Shtelvakh
19/06/1956
Terek
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Mukharbek
Mukhadinovich Shomakhov
29/11/1962
Nizhniy Akbash
12/04/2011
(22/04/2011)
10/10/2012
30/05/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
26466/13
11/02/2013
Muzafar Tatukovich Atabiyev
13/05/1966
Nalchik
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
21/10/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Boris Aliyevich Beppayev
25/01/1956
Nalchik
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Aleksandr Vladimirovich Katasonov
28/08/1952
Nalchik
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
24/08/2015
Unenforced
Strike o ut
Khachim Dinovich Pshikhachev
29/09/1957
Baksan
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
24/08/2015
Enforced
Strike o ut
Ruslan Yuryevich Tumov
28/07/1968
Terek
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
13/06/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
Aniuar Zhansitovich Taov
07/04/1955
Terek
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Aleksandr Amirkhanovich Shomakhov
10/06/1955
Tambovskoye
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
Eduard Dikanovich Shomakhov
28/02/1956
Terek
10/03/2011
(22/03/2011)
07/09/2012
Unenforced
Violation of Article 6 of the Convention
58066/13
26/08/2013
Ruslan Marufovich Nishanov
07/06/1964
Nalchik
Magamed Saltanmuratovich Abubakarov
17/01/2011
(27/02/2011)
28/02/2013
11/07/2013
Enforced
No significant disadvantage
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