7 15. In reply to point 2 of the Court's communication of April 3, 1989 (supra 13), the Government submitted on May 19, 1989 various documents and resolutions containing the information requested. 16. In response to points 2 and 9, the Government submitted the following information on May 26, 1989: a) Certification by the Secretary of the General Tax Office (Dirección General de Tributación) according to which Mssrs. MANFREDO VELASQUEZ RODRIGUEZ AND SAUL GODINEZ CRUZ did not file tax returns in 1979, 1980 and 1981. b) Mortuary Tables CSO 1958, commutation values at 7%, used by the Superintendent of Banks and Insurance (Superintendencia de Bancos y Seguros). 17. On that same date, in compliance with point 10, the Government submitted the following documentation: 1. Provisions on inheritance upon death and inter vivos gifts, contained in Book III of the 1906 Civil Code of Honduras. 2. Regulatory provisions of the Social Security Law applicable in Honduras when an insured person dies (Resolution No. 193, December 17, 1971). 3. Provisions of the Family Code: Duties and Rights arising from Marriage, Informal Union, Economic Relationship, Family Patrimony, Paternity and Parent-Child Relationship (Decree No. 76-84). 4. Provisions of the Law of Military Social Security (Decree No. 905). 5. Retirement Law for the Judicial Branch (Decree No. 114 of the National Congress, May 5, 1954). 6. Law of Retirement and Pensions for Employees and Officials of the Executive Branch. 7. Law of the National Institute of Social Security for Teachers. 18. In reference to information requested but not yet submitted, the Government stated on June 13, 1989 that it ... has sent notes to various institutions and only a few have replied; nevertheless, despite the difficulties, the documents we have requested will be sent opportunely as they arrive. Likewise, I also inform you that in regard to numbers 4, 5, and 6 of the note of the Honorable Court, my Government believes it will be impossible to send certain documents which are very personal, and, therefore, suggests that this information should be presented by the Inter-American Commission or by the legal representatives of the plaintiffs against the State of Honduras.