If you have already paid the fine in full, then doubling the fine is usually not applied. However, if you have violated the payment rules (for example, a late payment), interest and penalties may be charged for this. In some cases, if the fine is not paid on time or if the debtor systematically avoids payment, the case may be transferred to the executive body for debt collection.

If you will live in Kyiv permanently, yes, you must. The law obliges to register for military service in a new city within 7 days after moving. It is impossible to be registered with two TCCs: first you need to unregister with the Lviv TCC, and then register with the Kyiv district TCC.

No. Starting from the first day of the delay, exorbitant fines will be charged on the amount owed, after which the amount of claims will increase many times over. The creditor can apply to the court or by affixing an executive inscription to a notary public. The court's decision and the presence of a notarial enforcement inscription on the contract are grounds for opening enforcement proceedings.

Banks can refuse to increase the credit limit, using their own algorithms that calculate the solvency and financial discipline of a particular client. There can be several reasons: inconsistency of the level of earnings to the desired limit, bad credit history in other banks, late repayment of debts in this bank.

In cases if:

1. Before the opening of the proceedings in the case, the plaintiff filed an application to return the claim to him

2. The application was submitted by an incapacitated person

3. The application on behalf of the Claimant was submitted by a person who does not have the authority to conduct the case

4. The case is not subject to the jurisdiction of this court

5. An application for divorce was filed during the wife’s pregnancy or before the child reaches one year of age without complying with the requirements established by the Family Code of Ukraine

6. The application was submitted without observing the procedure defined by the third part of Article 118 of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine

The legislation of Ukraine does not provide for this.

Starting from August 2023, payment of a single tax by individuals - entrepreneurs of the 1st and 2nd groups is mandatory. Such entrepreneurs pay a single tax in advance by the 20th of each month. If the entrepreneur has not paid the single tax or is late with its payment, the PKU provides for a fine of 50% of the tax rate.

In 2023, the fine for non-payment of the single tax by such payers is UAH 134.20 for the 1st group and UAH 670 for the 2nd group.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has published rules for civilian hackers involved in conflicts. The new rules include a ban on attacks on hospitals, the uncontrolled spread of hacking tools and threats that terrorize the civilian population.

The new rules are as follows:

• Do not direct cyber attacks on civilian objects.

• Do not use malware or other methods that spread automatically and harm military and civilian targets indiscriminately.

• When planning a cyber attack on a military target, every effort should be made to avoid or minimize the impact of the operation on civilians.

• Not to conduct any cyber operations against medical and humanitarian facilities.

• Not to carry out any cyber-attacks on objects necessary for the survival of the population or those that can release dangerous forces.

• Do not threaten violence to spread terror among the civilian population.

• Do not incite violations of international humanitarian law.

• Follow these rules even if the enemy does not.

The ICRC also calls on governments to curb hacking and enforce laws.

The war in Ukraine has blurred the lines between civilian and military hacking attacks, as the government creates and encourages civilian groups such as the Ukrainian IT Army to attack Russian targets.

According to the legislation, the only way to correct errors in the marriage certificate is to apply to the department of state registration of civil status acts at the place of residence or stay.

In accordance with Clause 14 of Chapter 1 of Year II of the Rules of State Registration of Civil Status Acts in Ukraine, approved by the Order of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine dated 18.10.2000 No. 52/5, (as amended by the Order of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine dated 26.02.2022 No. 606/5) , in the event of the introduction of martial law in Ukraine or in some of its localities in accordance with the Law of Ukraine "On the Legal Regime of Martial Law", an application for amendments shall be submitted to any department of state registration of civil status acts at the place of application of the applicant.

Together with the application for changes to the act record of civil status, the applicant submits: certificates of state registration of acts of civil status, which indicate incorrect, incomplete information or information that is subject to change; other documents necessary for considering the application and solving the issue on the merits.

On the basis of the collected documents and the results of the inspection, the department of state registration of civil status acts makes a substantiated conclusion about making changes to the act record (or several act records) of civil status or about refusing to make changes.

In the event of a refusal to make changes to the act record of civil status, the reasons for the refusal must be clearly stated in the conclusion and the possibility of its appeal in court should be indicated. In such a case, the basis for making changes to the act records is a court decision, which specifies exactly what changes need to be made to the act record of civil status.

After making changes to the act record, where an error is found, the applicant is re-issued the appropriate certificate.

The reason is Iryna Farion's violation of Article 41 of the Code of Labor Laws: the commission of an immoral act incompatible with the continuation of this work by an employee performing educational functions.