The military took away the car

Military vehicles, during martial law, may be seized from:

• bodies of executive power;

• local self-government bodies;

• enterprises, institutions and organizations regardless of the form of ownership;

• citizens - owners of vehicles.

At the same time, there are a number of exceptions from whom the car cannot be taken in this way:

• diplomatic and consular institutions of foreign countries;

• representative offices of foreign and international organizations;

• stateless persons and foreigners.

The process of retrieving a vehicle is carried out directly through military commissions (TCC and SP), that is, a person in uniform does not have the right to approach a citizen on the street and take the car.

When removing equipment, an act of acceptance and transfer of equipment must be drawn up, in which its balance value (for enterprises) or the value according to the documents on the purchase of the vehicle (for citizens) is indicated.

Withdrawal does not take place forever, but for the period of mobilization + 30 calendar days from the date of demobilization announcement. After that, the vehicle must be returned. If the vehicle was damaged, the owner has the right to compensation.

For compensation, it is necessary to apply to the same TCC and JV, which was involved in the process of seizing the car.