  We analyze the quantum interference effects appearing in the charge current
through the double quantum dots coupled in T-shape configuration to an
isotropic superconductor and metallic lead. Owing to proximity effect the
quantum dots inherit a pairing which has the profound influence on
nonequilibrium charge transport, especially in the subgap regime |eV| < Delta.
We discuss under what conditions the Fano-type lineshapes might appear in such
Andreev conductance and consider a possible interplay with the strong
correlation effects.
