4.  The applicants are husband and wife. They were born in 1965 and live in Novokuznetsk. 5.  In 1993 both applicants subscribed to a State savings scheme for buying cars. The State failed to provide the cars, and the applicants had to sue the Government. 6.  On 1 April 2003 the Ust-Yansk District Court of Yakutia gave two judgments and awarded the ﬁrst applicant 90,610.72 Russian roubles (“RUB”), and the second applicant RUB 108,654.15. These judgments became binding on 30 April 2003, but were not enforced immediately. On the Government's request, on 14 October 2004 the Presidium of the Supreme Court of Yakutia quashed the judgments and dismissed the applicants' claims on the ground that the district court had misinterpreted material laws. 7.  In 2005 the ﬁrst applicant again sued the Government for the undelivered car's price. 8.  On 13 May 2005 the district court awarded the first applicant RUB 108,757.91. This judgment became binding on 24 May 2005. On the Government's request, on 18 May 2006 the presidium quashed the judgment and dismissed the ﬁrst applicant's claims on the ground that the district court had misinterpreted material laws.