000[i? 3 14. ln accordance with Rule 63 of the Rules, the Court decided at its Forty-Ninth Ordinary Session held from 16 April 16 to 1 1 May 2018, to rule on both the merits of the case and on reparation in a single decision. Accordingly, on 12 July 2018, the Applicant was requested to submit his claims on reparation within (30) thirty days, but he did not respond. 15. On 12 October 2018, the Registry notified the Respondent State that at its 50th Ordinary Session, the Court decided to grant the latter a final 45 days extension and that, after that deadline, it would enter a ruling in default in accordance with Rule 55 of its Rules in the interest of justice. The notification was sent by courier and received on 16 October 2018 by the Respondent State. 16. Although the Respondent State received all the notifications, it did not respond to any of them. 17. Consequently, the Court will enter a judgment in default in the interest of justice and in conformity with Rule 55 of the Rules2. 18. On 28 February 2019, the written procedures were closed and the parties were notified accordingly. IV. PRAYERS OF THE PARTIES 19. The Applicant prays the Court to: 'i. ii. order the Respondent State to pay damages for the prejudices he suffered; order the Respondent State to return his vehicle to him or compensate him with a similar vehicle; iii. declare that the State of Rwanda has violated the human rights legal instruments that it has ratified. '?Application No. 003/2014. Judgment of 0711212018 (Reparation,), lngabire Victoire Umuhoza v. Rwanda, $$ 1a, 15 and 17 5 \^N(