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APOSTOLOVSKI v. BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA and 15 other applications

Doc ref: 28704/11 • ECHR ID: 001-207151

Document date: November 30, 2020

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APOSTOLOVSKI v. BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA and 15 other applications

Doc ref: 28704/11 • ECHR ID: 001-207151

Document date: November 30, 2020

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Communicated on 30 November 2020 Published on 21 December 2020

FOURTH SECTION

Application no. 28704/11 Laste APOSTOLOVSKI against Bosnia and Herzegovina and 15 others – see appended list

SUBJECT MATTER OF THE CASE

The applicants (in case no. 73993/13, the applicant ’ s late husband) were employed with the army of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (“SFRY”). Being stationed in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, they were allocated military flats there. Some of them purchased their flats shortly before the 1992-95 war (compare Đokić v. Bosnia and Herzegovina , no. 6518/04, 27 May 2010), whereas the others did not (compare Mago and Others v. Bosnia and Herzegovina , nos. 12959/05 and 5 others, 3 May 2012). All of them left their flats when the war started and joined foreign armed forces. After the war, their restitution claims were rejected pursuant to section 3a of the Restitution of Flats Act 1998. The applicants claim that they have been neither allocated a military flat nor provided with a loan, co-financed by the military authorities, in any other successor State of the SFRY. On different dates, the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina found a violation of the applicants ’ right to the peaceful enjoyment of their pre-war military flats. While reiterating that it was not disproportionate to reject restitution claims regarding military flats pursuant to section 3a of the Restitution of Flats Act 1998, the Constitutional Court held that those who had purchased their military flats before the 1992-95 war as well as those who had not, but who had not acquired a military flat in a successor State of the SFRY, must be given fair compensation . Only the applicant in case no. 28704/11 has not obtained such a decision. It would appear that none of the applicants have so far been given compensation in that respect .

QUESTION TO THE PARTIES

1. Has there been a violation of Article 8 of the Convention and/or Article 1 of Protocol No. 1 to the Convention arising from the applicants ’ inability to return to their pre-war homes?

APPENDIX

No.

Application no.

Case name

1

28704/11

Apostolovski v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

2

9544/12

Jakovljević v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

3

45699/13

Knežević v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

4

45812/13

Marković v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

5

45899/13

Miladinović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

6

45900/13

Kovačević v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

7

48089/13

Lalić v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

8

52879/13

Ivančić v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

9

73993/13

Mutavdžić v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

10

74240/13

Popović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

11

27385/14

Mandžo v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

12

62215/15

Bulatović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

13

17300/16

Cvetković v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

14

53625/16

Sigur v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

15

55327/16

Bogdanović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

16

36174/17

Prodanović v. Bosnia and Herzegovina

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