ment Board of the Savings Bank of Russia dated 16 December 1996.
At present there is no [legal] mechanism which could enable the transfer of deposits from branches of the Savings Bank of the Chechen Republic to the Moscow branch of the Savings Bank of Russia.
In such circumstances [the applicant's] claim to restore and transfer his indexed deposits from... the Chechen [Savings] Bank to the Moscow branch of the Savings Bank of Russia should be denied."
13. On 26 December 2000 the Civil Section of the Moscow City Court upheld the judgment of 13 October 2000 on appeal.
14. Thereafter the applicant applied for supervisory review, but to no avail.
C. Further developments
1. Information submitted prior to the decision
on admissibility
15. In their memorial of 1 April 2005 the Government informed the Court that between 21 January and 22 April 2002 the Government of the Chechen Republic within the territory of this republic, and the branches of the Savings Bank of Russia in any other regions of Russia, had made a list of the former depositors of the Chechen Savings Bank who had produced their savings books (сберегательные книжки).
16. On 15 April 2003 the Savings Bank of Russia commenced payment of compensation to those included on the list. As provided by governmental decree No. 117 of 19 February 2003, this procedure was applied in respect of savings deposited with the Chechen Savings Bank prior to 20 June 1991.
17. From 1 October 2003 until 31 March 2004 the authorities made an additional list of former depositors of the Chechen Savings Bank. In the Government's submission, "repayment of deposits to those included on the additional list would be made in the near future".
2. Information submitted after the decision on admissibility
18. In their additional memorial of 31 March 2008 the Government informed the Court, in reply to its specific request to that end, that if the applicant's deposits had been paid to him on 13 October 2000, the date on which the Gagarinskiy District Court of Moscow had confirmed "the existence of obligations under the bank deposit agreements between the applicant and the Savings Bank", he would have received the following amounts.
19. In respect of the deposit made on 15 May 1990, the applicant would have received 2,521.60 Russian roubles (RUB, approximately 60 euros (EUR)), comprising the sum of the original deposit and 40 per cent compensation totalling RUB 32.08, plus accrued interest of RUB 2,489.52.
20. As regards the deposit made on 13 March 1991, the applicant would have received a total of RUB 557.58 (approximately EUR 13), comprising the sum of the initial deposit of RUB 30 plus accrued interest of RUB 527.58.
21. In respect of the deposit made on 20 February 1992 the amount payable to the applicant would have been RUB 56.66 (approximately EUR 1.30), of which RUB 24.50 was the amount of the deposit and RUB 32.16 the accrued interest.
22. The Government further submitted a letter dated 21 March 2005 which the Savings Bank had addressed to the applicant, informing him that it was ready to pay all his deposits, along with the accrued interest, as well as preliminary compensation in respect of the deposit made on 15 May 1991, in accordance with governmental decree No. 343 of 9 July 2004 (see paragraph 27 below).
23. The Government also submitted a letter of 25 March 2003 addressed by the Savings Bank to the then Representative of the Russian Federation at the European Court of Human Rights. The letter stated that on 21 March 2005 a representative of the bank had had a telephone conversation with the applicant and had invited him to go to the bank to settle the question of the payment of his deposits; however, the applicant had refused to accept the amounts due to him
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